Upcycled dense foam movie props and 4 ft diameter circular saw blade made into a coffee table. Somewhat dangerous conversation starter with sharp teeth. Exhibited at the 2018 Art Vancouver show.
Recycled aluminum conduit, antique electrical power line insulators, rebar, and Studebaker wheel hub. Includes LED lights and wiring inside each flower head. Completed on April 4, 2009.
Dimensions: 6 ft x 4ft x 4ft.
Weight: Approximately 200lb.
Budget: $900.
Welded steel support for curved live edge TV table. This table was constructed from exotic hardwood purchased from Nathan Wiens 2017.
This bike rack remains the only existing bike rack that I created for the “Cycle Savers” City of Vancouver art project from recycled stainless steel. Installed by the Strathcona Beer Co. on Hastings St. in 2018. All my other proposed designs were killed by the City of Vancouver engineers in charge of street furniture.
Endearing little piggy made from an upcycled aluminum tank.
Price: $600
One of several benches made of recycled skis and snowboards, circa 2010. Stainless steel fasteners used to attach used skis to cast iron end supports.
Dimensions: 5 ft long approximately by 3.5 ft high by 3ft wide.
Weight: About 80lb.
Price: $900.
Love Chair created from recycled aluminum stop signs from a scrapyard made into a chair. Each stop sign includes the title of an old pop love song. Built for “15 Chairs” competition at Taste of Glenhyrst fundraiser in Brantford, Ont. 2012.
Dimensions: 3ft x 3ft x 3ft.
Weight: 35lb.
Price: $1,300.