desk sculpture

The perfect gift for a lover of current events, this ingenious sculpture is crafted by Armando Ramirez of Mexico out of recycled mechanical parts and scrap iron. The sculpture shows a broadcaster with copy in hand speaking into a microphone. The broadcaster sits at a desk atop a round base.

Utilizing upcycled metal auto parts, Mexican artisan Armando Ramirez creates a striking sculpture to add a modern touch to your home decor. A doctor wearing a stethoscope sits at a desk, analyzing an X-ray of the human torso. Armando creates the sculpture of screws, nuts, washers, rebar, and iron sheet.

Bent over his desk, an accountant punches numbers into an old-fashioned adding machine. Armando Ramírez creates the dedicated professional in a rustic sculpture. It is handcrafted of recycled metal, with a spark plug for the body.

Ramírez does not give his sculptures a fine polished finish, therefore smudges and scratches may be present.

Working with a passion for converting recycled materials, Mexican artisan Armando Ramirez crafts this sculpture from recycled metal auto parts. Made from nails, rebar, a spark plug, and other pieces of scrap metal, an artist sits at their desk, working on their latest project.

Working with a passion for converting recycled materials, Mexican artisan Armando Ramirez crafts this sculpture from upcycled metal auto parts. Made from nails, rebar, screws, a spark plug, and other pieces of scrap metal, a busy secretary sits at a desk with a typewriter and a phone, as well as some papers and pencils.

This hard-working executive sits in front of his computer under the glare of a desk lamp, phone always nearby. The statuette is fabulously detailed and rich in expressiveness, a feat considering that all of the components are metallic. Armando Ramírez shapes the executive with a car's spark plug for the body, pieces off a die machine for the head and wires for the arms and legs. What once was a window screen is now the keyboard, and the rest of this admirable sculpture includes upcycled sheets of metal, wires, and further pieces discarded off a die.

Ramírez does not give his sculptures a fine polished finish, therefore smudges and scratches may be present.

This sci-fi take on one of the desert's fiercest inhabitants will make for a very cool desk partner or an excellent conversation piece nestled amongst your shelves. Armando Ramirez hand-crafts it by putting together pieces of scrap metal and automobile parts. Sheet metal scraps, a timing chain, spark plugs, springs, washers, screws, and wire all find a new life in this unique sculpture. The artisan does not give his sculptures a fine polished finish, therefore smudges and scratches may be present.

Armando Ramirez has turned his childhood pastime of crafting toys into an art form that has allowed him to exploit his ingenuity and his creativity. He uses scrap metal from auto shops and bicycles to create sculptures, decor pieces, and even chess sets. The popularity of his creations has enabled Armando to start a workshop and dedicate himself full-time to his artistic pursuits.

This sci-fi take on one of Africa's most singular creatures will make for a very cool desk partner or an excellent conversation piece nestled in your shelves. Armando Ramirez handcrafts it from a combination of recycled auto and bicycle metal parts, and gives it a rough, rustic finish for added grit.

The Mexican artisan has turned his childhood pastime of crafting toys into an art form that has allowed him to exploit his ingenuity and his creativity. He uses scrap metal from auto shops and bicycles to create sculptures, decor pieces, and even chess sets. The popularity of his creations has enabled Armando to start a workshop and dedicate himself full-time to his artistic pursuits.