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Born in Rochester, New York, and a self-taught artist, most of Simms' work involves the use of geometric forms such as circles, triangles and rectangles. Simms generally creates a maquette which can often weigh upwards of fifty pounds. Influenced by Euclidean geometry, his larger works are created from aluminum or steel, with smaller and medium-sized works being created out of copper, stainless steel or bronze. A finish is usually placed upon the sculptures to add texture and color. Simms has exhibited work at the Grand Teton Music Festival and other regional Western events and his artwork is also seen in permanent collections of the Science Museum Oklahoma, the Bellevue Downtown Park, Hudson Gardens, among others. Simms lives and works in Jackson, Wyoming, where he is represented by Diehl Gallery.
Euclidean geometry bronze Jackson, Wyoming Western Hudson Gardens Science Museum Oklahoma triangle circle Bellevue Downtown Park Rochester, New York stainless steel maquette rectangle geometric