As an artist, David’s media are found object art, photography, and suminagashi. As an inventor, he found a very satisfying path to combine his scientific skills and his creativity to create new innovations in medicine and healthcare. An avid international traveler, he has visited over 120 countries on all seven continents, all 50 states, and over 250 UNESCO world heritage sites, each destination an opportunity to photograph nature, wildlife, and portraits. Unable to travel during Covid, David saw the potential to create art from the mundanity around him.  He began to create found object sculptures made of old or used common household items, toys, and sports equipment. Each whimsical, thought-provoking piece displays the balanced composition of a trained artist and the skilled construction of an engineer.

Accepted through a juried process as a member of the Martha’s Vineyard Art Association, he exhibits in numerous galleries, including The Featherstone Center for the Arts, The Old Sculpin Gallery, The Galaxy Gallery, and The Belmont Gallery of Art. His works are displayed in the homes of collectors in Boston, NYC, Los Angeles, Miami and Washington DC as well as Naples and Martha’s Vineyard.