Dave Bachinsky is a professional skateboarder, woodworker, and visual artist based in Carlsbad, CA. His love for skateboarding began in 1992, when his uncles used a jigsaw to cut down a Santa Cruz skateboard into a mini board.

At the age of 20, City Skateboards presented his debut professional video part "WTF is a Bachinsky," making a name for himself in the world of skateboarding by setting the bar with a kickflip down the El Toro 20 stairs. As a multidisciplinary artist over the past decade, he founded Shapethree Recycled Skateboards, handcrafting sculptures, furniture, and installations from broken boards, over 500 reclaimed from landfills to date. A percentage of every purchase goes back to the local skate community, funding new concrete obstacles at the skatepark in Lowell where he grew up.

He has shown his work in group exhibitions throughout the United States as well as London, and Beijing. In 2020, he launched a visual collection called "Roll Forever," featuring videos filmed from a bird's-eye view, observing a skaters' line in a pool and edited to loop indefinitely, as if the pool line never ends.

Through these digital collections, he bridges physical and digital art using blockchain technology to connect collectors with handcrafted recycled skateboard works.