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The Angel of Harmony | Public Sculptures by Dave Caudill. Item composed of steel
The Angel of Harmony | Public Sculptures by Dave Caudill. Item composed of steel

Created and Sold by Dave Caudill

Dave Caudill

The Angel of Harmony - Public Sculptures

Featured In Nassau, The Bahamas

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An environmental undersea sculpture, it was designed to function as an artificial coral reef to exemplify the idea of humanity in harmony with the rest of nature. Built in 1995, it now is covered with growths of algae and what resembles small sea fan coral. The pipes are filled with sponges and fish swim around the sculpture constantly.

stainless steel
with base: 6'H x 7'W x 4'D

Item The Angel of Harmony
Created by Dave Caudill
As seen in Nassau, Nassau, The Bahamas
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Dave Caudill
Meet the Creator

Dave Caudill

Louisville, KY

Wescover creator since 2019
… to inspire through beauty, grace and joy …

Dave Caudill creates artworks for public, corporate and private collections. His larger public works are found at Louisiana’s Rip Van Winkle Gardens, East Tennessee’s Horizon Center park, the University of Kentucky’s Singletary Center for the Arts and the University of Louisville School of Music. He is also one of the few sculptors in the world who have created an environmental undersea sculpture. Caudill’s artwork was placed on the seabed near Nassau, The Bahamas. He recently completed a large labyrinth in Bolivia.

Caudill attended the University of Kentucky and the Louisville School of Art. Current professional affiliations include the International Sculpture Center and the Kentucky Museum of Art & Craft, of which he is an honorary board member. Awards include the Pollock-Krasner Award.