Biography

Jeff Day is a Pacific Northwest sculptor known for his finely crafted wood forms that balance precision, elegance and a deep respect for natural materials. Working primarily with turned and carved wood, he creates vessels and sculptural objects that highlight the inherent beauty of grain, pattern and organic structure. His work often features graceful contours and subtle transitions that reveal a strong sense of proportion and material harmony.

Day has spent many years refining his approach to woodworking, drawing from both traditional craftsmanship and contemporary sculptural sensibilities. His work has been exhibited across the region and is included in private collections throughout the country. Day’s sculptures are appreciated for their quiet presence, tactile surfaces and the thoughtful restraint that defines his process.

STATEMENT

"I seek to find a pureness of line and form found in nature and often use the human form to depict movement and action. I am looking for an essential truth with simple meaningful form with little embellishment."