Plus a bicycle chain, a sprocket or two dozen, ball bearings and is that a.. chain saw? Pull the pic in and see how many pieces you can identify :) From farming to working in construction to constructing art from scrap metal.. what an amazingly diverse journey for artist and sculptor Martin Jaine. We must have unknowingly been so close to his studio in Bassendean yesterday, if only I had realized at the time. An amazing sight.. more a piece of art to admire than a comfy bench to sit on :) Happy Thursday, take care and stay safe..
That is a show stopper! Wow!
ReplyDeleteThat is an amazing bench made by a very creative welder.
ReplyDeleteVery creative, don't think I would want to move that
ReplyDelete...I;ve seen some mighty neat benches, but one is over the top.
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ReplyDeleteThat if a fantastic bench.
ReplyDeleteHe's got to team up with Jeremy Mayer and use some typewriter parts.
Um trabalho fantástico, aproveito para desejar a continuação de uma boa semana.
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What an incredible bench, very creative indeed!
ReplyDeleteOh yes, that is very creative indeed. You could spend a long time examining it and finding all kinds of mechanical things.
ReplyDeleteAn amazing piece! Who looks at that old stuff and thinks bench! A better mind than mine!
ReplyDeleteIs it a comfortable bench? :)
ReplyDeleteI wonder if Marcel Duchamp and Pablo Picasso were really the first to use "found objects"in art works. That bench is a great example of the trend they set (assuming they did)
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This is pretty cool and so creative.
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing and great fun!
ReplyDeleteWOW and WOW again, that is SUPER!
ReplyDeleteGee, amazing just begins to cover it. I'd want a bench across from it just to sit down and take it in.
ReplyDeleteThat is really a very, very impressive piece, Grace!!
ReplyDeleteLooks great but not for sitting.
ReplyDeleteThat must have been a lot of work to put this all together! Amazing result.
ReplyDeleteAmazing work!
ReplyDeleteThat is one cool looking bench! Where is it located?
ReplyDeleteWow that is just amazing and it is in fact beautiful. Have a good day and take care, Diane
ReplyDeleteamazing art! ew :)
ReplyDeleteJust a sort of work that appeals on so many wonderful levels! One recalls delightful bits and pieces picked up from the gutter and kept lovingly for years on a desk. Imagine taking it to this level!
ReplyDeletewonderful. Awesome works.
ReplyDeleteWow, great bench, what a great way to recycle unused tools.
ReplyDeleteThat bench would look good in my back garden.
ReplyDeleteIt is so cool chair!
ReplyDeleteMaybe, these shots are more imaginative than a real one. ;)