mechanized

mechanized .

mechanized .

This sculptural project centers on human forms constructed from obsolete machinery, reclaimed metal, and discarded technological fragments. By merging the body with industrial remains, the work examines the relationship between organic life and the machines we build to extend, regulate, and define it. I am interested in how quickly these systems become outdated, leaving behind mechanical remains that mirror our own cycles of use, decay, and replacement. Through these hybrid figures, the work reflects on industrialization, mechanized life, and the uneasy space where the human body and obsolete technology meet.

Thoughtfully crafted to elevate what matters most.

The image shows the underside of an electronic circuit board with metallic wiring and connections, with red, green, and purple wires attached.