
The artist illustrates his point:
"All around us are things of beauty and value, but their attributes are interpreted very subjectively. I believe that things utilitarian, or which give pleasure to the eye have the highest value. I come across many things which have been abandoned and find something more in them than their intrinsic worthlessness.
Hubcaps, for instance. Aesthetic in purpose but ultimately of very little use. They’re automatically rubbish when on the side of the road, but with a little effort and imagination I transform them into something which gives people a great deal more pleasure."
If you are not familiar with his hubcap sculptures, here are a few examples of his work. They really make you think about how much potential we throw away every day.
Fish: The artist started out with fish. These creature creations bring hubcaps to life without hiding the material they are made of.
Other animals: Once the artist became known for his hubcap fish, he started to get commission requests.
Many of those requests are for other animals like these-
Fanciful: Beyond just the animal kingdom, the artist has also made more fanciful sculptures.
The thing that ties all these sculptures together is the simplicity of the building material. Nothing is hidden or discarded. Instead, the artist embraces the trash he uses to create his art. His is an inspirational and inspiring collection.
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