Where the rest of the locksmith’s workshop is transformed into a work of art Reinterpretation of large-scale industrial waste exclusively with works made between 8 and 15 cm. It is characterised by a wide thematic spectrum, which enables the representation of objects, crafts, and symbols of everyday life, while also allowing for deeper reflections.

The creator is a “metal junk sculptor” who reuses waste materials on an artistic level.

Swords are made of 5160 spring steel, carefully retrained and shaped by hand.

Modest and bolder jewelry and accessories – made of metal lace, watch parts, and recycled materials. Gear pendants, bracelets, earrings, glasses, rings, notebooks –  steampunk spiced with recycling.

“I didn’t learn welding; I fell into the handyman trade, that’s how I grew up with my two brothers. The talent itself was a given, something that came from above, which matured in me in the shadow of the already mastered work processes and the love of the material. I discovered the magic of creation hidden in metal in an autodidact way, which requires a lot of humility and even more diligence. I make my works of art not by forging, but by meticulous welding from iron and copper.” (C.G)