Pictured with “Searching”
“I absolutely cherish the pieces. They mean so much to me for a lot of different reasons, but remain prized possessions because of how they represented perfectly certain emotions I was feeling at the time of the purchase. They remain prominent show pieces in my “gallery hall” and always will. They evoke many responses from anyone that critically takes in the art. I observe them every time I pass them and remain in awe of their textures and ability to transport the viewer to a different time and space. I can’t say enough how special these are to me and continue to be excited about your success and look forward to the future.”
Pictured with “Color Meditation (Embrace)”
Professor Williams’ Office Collection
“I do my best to support my former students in their endeavors. I have long believed in the power of art to capture and convey stories that elude mere words. In so doing, art sometimes has the power to antagonize our conscience as well as help us heal from past hurts. David, the person and the artist, tries to live his credo: his demeanor in the world reflects someone who is an astute, contemplative observer of the human condition. I purchased one of his pieces years ago and it is still in my office. When I sit at my desk I see it everyday and it is a reminder of the beauty and compassion that is David the person and the artist. May he never stop creating.”