Troy Neiman
I have been working as a public artist and fabricator in Tucson, AZ since 2003. I cultivated myself as an artist within the nonprofit sector and built my experience working with schools, neighborhoods, non-profits, and munici
Category: Artist/Individual
Discipline: Public Art
Program Affiliations: Artist Roster
About Troy Neiman
I have been working as a public artist and fabricator in Tucson, AZ since 2003. I cultivated myself as an artist within the nonprofit sector and built my experience working with schools, neighborhoods, non-profits, and municipalities to create works of art in and with the community. These relationships continue to help me navigate the different stakeholders and personalities that are inherently involved in the public art process. I also have experience working with teams of architects, structural engineers, contractors, project managers, and the general public.
As an artist, designer, and fabricator, I am involved with my work at every step of the process. I have a fabrication shop in Tucson with the equipment needed to complete large-scale structural builds.
Troy Neiman
Preferred Pronouns: He/Him
TroyMNeiman@gmail.com
https://troyneiman.wordpress.com/
Subaerial Embrace
Subaerial Embrace
Subaerial Embrace
Troy Neiman/Zach Lihatsh
2021
40×16’×100′
Steel/Concrete
Commissioned by Pima County
Huckleberry Loop Recreational Trail, Tucson AZ
As path users enter the iconic sculpture, a display counts every cyclists and pedestrian that passes through the arch. This has become a landmark along the Huckelberry Loop Trail. The goal of the art project was to create shade to cover the barometer equipment. Inspiration from natural land formations.
Edifice for the Unwanted- Recycled/Mixed- 32’x14’x4'- 2018
Edifice for the Unwanted
Edifice for the Unwanted
Troy Neiman
2018
32×14’×4′
Recycled/Mixed/Steel/Concrete
Commissioned by City of Tucson
Los Reales Landfill
Tucson, AZ
This project was created for the Los Reales Landfill using entirely recycled materials.
I wanted to create a monument to the municipal garbage system and also encourage dialogue about consumerism and disposability.
Neiman- Pages of History - Steel 40’x7’x6''- 2020
Pages of History
Pages of History
Troy Neiman
2020
40x7'×6"
Steel
Commissioned by Pima Co.
W. Anne Gibson/Esmond Station
Library
Vail, AZ
Project goal was to encompass the history of the Vail area and the mission of the library.
