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David Stromeyer
David Stromeyer (born 1946) is an American abstract sculptor who is best known for his large-scale, outdoor, painted steel sculptures.〔("Man of Steel Eyewitness: David Stromeyer, BCA Center" ). ''Seven Days'', By Amy Rahn 〕 He currently resides in Enosburg Falls, Vermont, and Austin, Texas, with his wife, Sarah. His work can be found in Smithsonian American Art Museum,〔("Southwest Sunset by David Stromeyer / American Art" ). ''si.edu''. 〕 DeCordova Sculpture and Art Museum,〔("Campfire Girls" ). ''decordova.org''. 〕 Overland Park,〔("'Shim, Sham, Shimmy' at 119th and Metcalf - Kansas City infoZine" ). ''Kansas City infoZine''. 〕 Strathmore Hall Sculpture Garden in Bethesda,〔("Up the Ramp & Man with Baby sculptures in the Strathmore Hall Sculpture Garden in Bethesda, Maryland near Washington, D.C. by David Stromeyer" ). ''dcmemorials.com''. 〕 Cornell University,〔http://pawprint.cornell.edu/sites/all/themes/pawprint_theme/media/pdf/PP_May27_web.pdf〕 Plattsburgh State University,〔("Plattsburgh State Art Museum" ). ''u-s-history.com''. 〕 and corporate and private collections across the country.
== Life ==
David Stromeyer was born in Marblehead, Massachusetts. In his youth, he suffered from osteomyelitis that necessitated multiple surgeries and body casts, immobilizing him. Upon regaining mobility, he explored structure in model scale using erector sets, wood, and other materials.
Stromeyer attended Dartmouth College where he skied competitively and continued his study of mathematics.〔("From Vermont to Austin, sculptural artist David Stromeyer decorates the landscape with his behemoths of beauty" ). ''Culture Map Austin'', By Michael Graupmann 〕 He graduated with a degree in Studio Art (high honors), and went on to study film at UCLA. Stromeyer then moved to Boston where he formed a small film production company. He also freelanced as an Art Photographer for museums in Boston and New York City.
Stromeyer embarked on a cycling trip, riding solo across Canada. Hitchhiking back to the East coast, he sought out a site to create and display his future work.〔David Stromeyer, “A Perfect Balance,” Burlington Free Press 29 July 2012.〕
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