by Paul Guggenheimer
Point Breeze resident Dan Droz has always been interested in sculpture.
But he said he was more of a “closet sculptor,” toiling away in his basement while he ran his own design firm doing design-related marketing and working as an adjunct professor at the Carnegie Mellon University School of Design. After all, he needed to make a living.
Then, on the day three years ago that he turned 69, an age when a lot of people are retired or considering it, he “decided to make a change.”
Droz closed his business and decided to pursue sculpting full time.
