Works

Ranging from intimate sculpture to large-scale public installations, Richard Erdman’s abstract family of forms express organic tensions and the immensity of time.

About Richard

Erdman grew up at the foothills of the oldest marble quarries in the U.S. After graduating from college, he made a pilgrimage to the world’s finest source of marble: Carrara, Italy. There, he found, as he puts it, “worlds of possibility and wonder in the sublime beauty of ancient stone.”

Studios

Richard Erdman’s art practice is supported by studios in Williston, Vermont and Carrara, Italy.

Carrara Marble in Italy

A History of Marble

The sculpture of Richard Erdman is entwined with the history of marble and the source of the most renowned marble in the world: Carrara, Italy. Having maintained a studio in Carrara for decades, Richard’s work is imbued with the region’s rich legacy of stone.