Traditional stone-cutting
Chisel, rasp and rifflers. No CNC, no cast reproduction. The tool marks are the drawing.

Base Gallery · Est. in stone
Traditional stone-cutting with Alabaster Stone, translated into 3-Dimensional wall relief’s; Archival mixed-media panels; Acrylic paint; and works with Cotton Rag — each built to museum conservation standards.
Chisel, rasp and rifflers. No CNC, no cast reproduction. The tool marks are the drawing.
Single blocks reduced to variable section so light passes through the stone and shifts across the day.
GAC 100 polymer grounds, stone-dust aggregate and 100% cotton rag — reversible, documented, built to last.
Selected works

2026 · 22.5 × 18.5 × 4 in / 57.2 × 47 × 10.2 cm (framed)
Hand-cut alabaster figures on artist-built panel, hardwood frame

2026 · 22.5 × 18.5 × 4 in / 57.2 × 47 × 10.2 cm (framed)
Hand-cut stone and pigment shapes on artist-built panel, hardwood frame

2026 · 22.5 × 18.5 × 4 in / 57.2 × 47 × 10.2 cm (framed)
Hand-cut stone figures on artist-built panel, hardwood frame
Representation
Base Gallery is proudly represented by RO Gallery, New York — a gallery of long standing and exceptional reputation in fine art. All acquisitions, placements and institutional loans are coordinated exclusively through the gallery, whose directors provide collectors with connoisseur-level guidance on each work.
Direct artist provenance, studio records and condition documentation are maintained independently at donaldpollica.com.
Inquire with RO GalleryCommissions & Consultations
Architects, interior designers, and collectors are invited to discuss technical feasibility, custom dimensions, and alabaster material requirements directly with the artist.
Consult with the artistAll formal commission proposals, purchase contracts, and processing are managed exclusively through our primary representative, RO Gallery (Long Island City, NY) at acquisitions@rogallery.com.
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