Appreciation
became
inspiration
to
DeMoss.
Throughout
his
career
his
sculptures
have
echoed
his
early
affinity
for
the
Classical
aesthetic.
Working
with
the
fragmented
form,
DeMoss'
subject
matter
ranges
from
the
figure
to
Biblical
allegory,
from
abstract
to
narrative.
DeMoss'
unique
approach
to
his
work
is
characterized
by
his
engagement
in
every
step
of
the
creative
process
from
inception
to
completion.
His
sculpture
reflects
technical
mastery
gained
from
his
three
decades
of
hands-on
work
in
the
lost
wax
process.
Perceptible
gaps
and
seams
intentionally
reference
the
age-old
process
by
which
the
bronzes
are
created
and
invite
the
viewer's
eye
and
mind.
DeMoss
has
exhibited
in
galleries
throughout
the
United
States,
primarily
in
California,
and
is
frequently
commissioned
to
sculpt
for
indoor
and
outdoor,
private
and
public
spaces.
Besides
his
art
for
the
Cathedral
of
Our
Lady
of
the
Angels,
DeMoss
is
currently
working
on
several
sculptures
and
sculptural
elements
for
Good
Shepherd
Catholic
Community
in
Colleyville,
Texas.
His
work
also
resides
in
Catholic
parishes
in
San
Diego,
Rancho
Santa
Fe
and
Laguna
Hills,
California,
Scottsdale,
Arizona,
and
Baton
Rouge,
Louisiana.
DeMoss
and
his
wife
Carolyn
share
a
ten
acre
citrus
grove
in
Hemet,
California,
complete
with
a
home,
large
studio,
on-site
foundry,
gallery,
and--of
course--sculpture
gardens.
For
more
information,
go
to:
http://www.maxdemoss.com.
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more
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