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This is a description of a decorative sculpture made by artisan designer Armando Ramirez for NOVICA, in partnership with National Geographic. The sculpture is made from recycled auto parts and features a man sitting at a computer, created from a spark plug and screws. The rest of the sculpture is made from various discarded metal pieces. The artist intentionally leaves a rustic, unfinished look to the sculpture. The artist, who grew up in a Mexican town known for traditional art, now focuses on creating unique pieces from recycled materials.
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About this item: Armando Ramirez celebrates the advent of technology by recycling scrap metal into an IT specialist. The man sitting at the computer is shaped from a spark plug and long screws. The rest of the statuette features a wide variety of metal pieces that were discarded in die machines.
Please note it is the artist's intention not to give his sculptures a fine polished finish, therefore smudges and scratches may be present.
- Components may vary slightly in size and form
- Features a rustic, rugged finish
About our Artist: Born in a Mexican town famed for its traditional artistry, Armando Ramirez dreamed of creating something new. 'As a child I enjoyed inventing toys, and soon yearned to create a unique style of art. Environmentally enamored, I now transform recycled goods. I began to craft figures from scrap and discarded mechanical parts, mostly from cars and bicycles. Thanks to the creativity that God gave me, today I have an enjoyable and better way of life.'
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