Sculptor Todd Frahm graduated from Illinois University in Champaign-Urbana with his BFA in 1998 and received his MFA in 2002 from Southern Illinois University, Carbondale. Frahm has exhibited nationally in Arizona, California, Illinois, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Tennessee and internationally in Canada and Korea. Currently, Frahm resides in Fullerton, California and teaches sculpture at Fullerton College.

Frahm has completed several large public works in Illinois and Missouri. Last summer, Frahm completed a sculpture commission entitled “Slow and Steady” for the Urbana Free Library in Illinois. The forty thousand pound block of limestone was carved on site and dedicated at the end of July.

 

Artist Statement:

I am interested in the visual dualities that exist between language and medium.
Combining humor, cynicism, and sculpture I hope to subvert the conventional connotations of words and/or materials. My greatest ambition is to leave the viewer with a slightly skewed perception of something, which they had previously taken as common knowledge.

“Don’t tell anyone anything they don’t already firmly believe.” -Aldon Addington (former professor)

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