The Artful Alchemy of Recycled Metal Sculptures

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Brian Mock, an artist from Oregon, has been an eco-warrior through his artworks, rescuing 20-30 tons of metal from landfills and transforming them into remarkable sculptures. From a rough sketch and then using his vast collection of metal pieces from forks to screws or car parts to bring visions to life. Mock’s approach to art is both innovative and inspiring, showing that beauty can be found in the most unexpected places. His sculptures are a reminder of the importance of resourcefulness and the impact that art can have on environmental awareness. Source

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