Artist Creates Sculptures Of Animals With Recycled Metals (20 Pics)
Artists are constantly pushing the envelope, finding inspiration in the most unexpected places. Brian Mock, an Oregon-based self-taught artist, is a prime example of this creative spirit. With a profound respect for wildlife and a keen eye for transforming discarded metal scraps into exquisite sculptures, he has taken the art world by storm.
His unique approach to art not only showcases his immense talent but also highlights the importance of recycling and environmental conservation. Mock’s creative genius shines through as he takes seemingly mundane items like forks, screws, and car parts and magically transforms them into awe-inspiring sculptures. Check out some of his amazing works in the gallery below.
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#1
A Nelson : “And the more I stare at it the more I’m amazed at the amount of detail!”
ToastedFroggy : “I’d love to have this in my front yard!”
#2
A Nelson : “You might consider doing a show or lending some of these for a viewing to the community, this is really stunning!”
#3
Sherri Steinert-brown : “Even the faces show expression that is amazing. I live I Montana I may have to take a trip to see all your works or at least watch you in the process . I love all of your pieces.”
ToastedFroggy : “Cool beans!”
#4
Orchard : “Can I just upvote the entire thread with a comment? Love this work. Also, good use of parts from salvaged flood cars (potentially).”
Darius S. (he/him) cis/grey : “Recycled things from car boots to make a hill of a boot. It ain’t screwy. It kicks.”
Smalls37167 : “That is is the Tennessee state flag emblem in the middle and this piece is on display in Nashville. Amazing to see in person!!”
#5
CaliCoast : “Love the utensil breast plate!”
#6
Marcia Ferris : “Does it play?”
Lesbitarian Lady : “Do I see a piece of an actual guitar neck ? And other pieces of guitars too. Inspiring.”
#7
Big Boi from the dark side : “I like the rustic everyday items mixed with car parts, forks and nuts and bolts”
Orchard : “Metal sculptures are popular in New Mexico. My mom had a Road Runner that I threatened to kidnap. She eventually relented and I put it out in the courtyard of the small apartment unit I live in. When it snowed its little feet got stuck on the rocks so I took it in. Come spring, I put it out again, but then didn’t want someone to kidnap it. So I put it in my back yard. My neighbor asked about its whereabouts. Love it that a neighbor is concerned about a foot tall metal piece.”
Sherri Steinert-brown : “Great idea with the colors on the tail”
#8
Lesbitarian Lady : “Nut and bolts, nuts and bolts, we got screwed. Whoops, that just suddenly popped into my head. I’m seeing all of these and they’re looking like the pieces came from a hardware store explosion. I’m surprised it didn’t happen sooner. I’m loving all of these. We want to see more, please”
#9
Neeeoooommmmm : “I do not have the patience. This is incredible.”
Orchard : “Is this one up for adoption?”
#10
Mary Sommers : “All of the statues are so astounding!!”
Ambry Petersen : “These are incredible.”
#11
ohjojo (you/your’s) : “W.O.W!!”
Upstaged75 : “How did he manage to make metal look like a real person? Incredible!”
#12
Lesbitarian Lady : “So much talent. Your works are wonderful pieces of art.”
#13
LakotaWolf (she/her) : “My personal favorite… of course ;)”
Angelica Whitefeather : “This artist is touched by God!”
#14
CaliCoast : “Doggo!”
#15
Sleestak : “How much $?”
#16
Angelica Whitefeather : “It must weigh a ton, but I WANT IT!!!”
#17
Lesbitarian Lady : “Banana for scale PLEASE. Need the magic word. Show each other respect. It can make a difference. If we’re not too late”
#18
Lesbitarian Lady : “Lady Liberty has never looked better”
#19
ToastedFroggy : “Ooohh doggo!”
#20
CaliCoast : “Looks like my sweet baby. RIP”
Darius S. (he/him) cis/grey : “When asked to sit , the dog seemed bolted there.”
Saumya Ratan
Saumya is an explorer of all things beautiful, quirky, and heartwarming. With her knack for art, design, photography, fun trivia, and internet humor, she takes you on a journey through the lighter side of pop culture.
