auto part art

Uncanny in its resemblance, this sculpture is crafted using various recycled metal auto parts to depict a commercial airline jet. Mexican artisan Armando Ramirez creates this home decor piece for the aviation enthusiast in your life, working with a passion for converting recycled materials.

Uncanny in its resemblance, this sculpture is crafted using various recycled metal auto parts to depict a mini forklift. Working with a passion for converting recycled metals, Mexican artisan Armando Ramirez creates this home decor piece for the mechanics enthusiast in your life. This piece is made from screws, nuts, bike chain, and other pieces of scrap metal.

Built from salvaged metal and infused with a futuristic touch, this animal-themed figurine by Peru's Miguel ‘Metal’ Mejia transforms bolts, nuts and other auto parts into a remarkable work of art. Its contemporary design makes it a conversation piece with a story—one that’s both creative and sustainable.

This mischievous devil figurine is a bold statement piece, expertly crafted from recycled auto parts like bolts and nuts. With its industrial charm, it captures a playful yet edgy energy, making it a perfect addition to any space. Peru’s Miguel 'Metal' Mejia transforms everyday metal scraps into a distinctive, eco-conscious work of art that’s as inventive as it is sustainable.

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.

This striking abstract figurine, handcrafted from salvaged metal, channels the mysterious figure of The Reaper through a blend of bolts, nuts and auto parts. Designed by Peru's Miguel ‘Metal’ Mejia, the sculpture’s contemporary form brings an edgy, industrial touch to any space, offering a unique and sustainable art piece with plenty of character and conversation potential.