The biggest pieces weigh as much as 300 pounds, including a 200-pound frame. "Materials are critical ... And I love the glass. I don't know exactly why, psychologically, but I love the jewel-box thing with the frames. I saw a Francis Bacon show in the '60s at Marlborough Gallery in New York, and he had his paintings framed this way. I loved his paintings, and the frames just put them through the roof. I said, 'If I ever get money, I want to do that.' I don't have money, but I have enough to do it." As profiles of Lynch point out, the native of Missoula, Mont. , had a remarkably normal upbringing, but his father's job as a research scientist with the U.S. Department of Agriculture required frequent moves during David's youth. Full Article at Philly.com