This magnificent 6-foot sculpture of Mahatma Gandhi stands as a powerful symbol of strength through simplicity — a tribute forged entirely from discarded industrial remnants. Every piece, from the delicate curves of the shawl to the steadfast staff, has been meticulously crafted using recycled metal components, transforming scrap into soul.
Constructed from elements like ball bearings, chains, sprockets, and rods, the artwork breathes new life into forgotten fragments of machinery — echoing Gandhi’s philosophy of self-reliance, sustainability, and purposeful living.
The 130-kg creation is not merely a sculpture; it is a fusion of art, engineering, and ideology — representing how peace and perseverance can emerge even from the harshest metals.
This unique creation reflects the artist’s vision of redefining waste as a medium of expression, where every welded joint tells a story of transformation. The intricate texture of interconnected metal rings and gears beautifully mirrors Gandhi’s enduring message — that true strength lies in unity, purpose, and simplicity.
Through this sculpture, the coldness of iron is warmed by philosophy — reminding us that even the hardest materials can be molded into icons of peace when guided by creativity and conviction.
The artist’s vision beautifully redefines waste as wonder, reminding us that "nothing is truly discarded until we lose the will to create."
Scrap Metal Assemblage
6 Feet
130 KG
Scrap Ball Bearings, Bike Ranks, Timing Chains, 6mm & 8mm Round Rods, Iron Sheets, Square Pipes, Spockets, Gear Axles
