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By Ashley, 09/27/2011 2:00 pm

This is a real fun piece and I really enjoyed making this. It is another sculpture that almost made it’s self – in that I looked at assortment of parts and see a hat, hair and a head. And it is always a good feeling to recycle found objects to create art.

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By Ashley,

Combine 1 is created from many blade holders originally used on a combine harvester. Four blades are welded together to create a diamond then the six diamonds are joined and finally mounted on the beech base. I recently exhibited it at my Lost & Foundry 2 exhibition at Williams Art in Cambridge.

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By Ashley, 07/26/2011 1:52 pm

Chair of Reflection on display in the glasshouse at Sculpture in the Sanctuary.

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By Ashley, 08/12/2010 3:15 pm

Here is a few photos from my Lost and Foundry exhibition at Williams Art Gallery in Cambridge. Where I am exhibiting metal sculpture and sculptural furniture created from recycled and scrap metal and objects.

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By Ashley, 07/23/2010 9:44 am

My exhibition titled Lost and Foundry will be held at the Williams Art Gallery, Gwydir Street, Cambridge and will feature sculpture and furniture all created from found objects and recycled materials.

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By Ashley, 06/25/2010 3:19 pm

I am so please with this sculpture as the finished work is exactly what I had in mind when I looked at my pile of scrap metal. And I had so much creating this sculpture – it is very tongue in cheek and is based on the weird and wonderful creatures that can be found in the deep parts of the oceans and that so fascinated me as a child.

For the paint finish, I used a range of car paints and many coats of lacquer.

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By Ashley, 04/14/2010 12:18 pm

Here is a few pics of a experimental metal table created from scrap crankshafts, cogs, gears and metal offcuts.

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By Ashley, 01/14/2010 10:11 am

My first new sculpture of 2010, made entirely from scrap metal including car parts and a scrap sash clamp. I really enjoyed making this sculpture and wanted to inject a bit of fun ‘comic strip humour’ into the work.

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By Ashley, 11/02/2009 4:51 pm

Thought I would post some photos of work in progress – another sculpture made from recycled parts. These include a broken clamp, spanner, break drums and bearings:

Ashley arc welding a new metal sculpture

Cleaning the sculpture

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By Ashley, 10/23/2009 2:41 pm

Here is a few pics of engines being dismantled ready for cleaning up and then using in sculpture and contemporary sculptural furniture.

Dismantled Engines - More Ideas

Pistons

Recycled Engine Parts - Form Ideas

Engine Blocks - Many were ceased