Our "Artistic Story" begins at the scrap yard, searching with an artist's eye for unique industrial shapes, colors and textures. These dinosaur relics have their own legacy that serves as a platform for creating a new story that is told within our art. These scrap yard finds are inclusive of machinery and factory parts, automotive, electronics and industrial keepsakes. Once these junk yard jewels are reclaimed, graphically computerized and catalogued for future creations, we begin "virtually" developing multiple designs, combining our resources with reclaimed and newly fabricated parts. This process results in a unique "Artistic Story" for our clients, blending their needs with the final design prior to fabrication and installation.

Artists Deniz and Hart-Ureel combine their skills in metal, glass and clay sculpture to infuse  modern elements and capture fresh conceptual details within their art."We firmly believe that the virtual experience with spacial visualization is invaluable to both artist and client in creating artworks that are uniquely harmonious with their environment."

Reuse

REVERSE2 design entitled "Wishing Wall" (above) reuses several reclaimed solid brass rings once used in a bay area factory, vintage hubcaps, hand forged steel, fused glass and clay elements along with new imagery infused on brushed aluminum.

Wishing Wall is approx. a 7x12' installation.  Both interior or exterior applications can be accommodated.

The scrap recycling industry transforms 150 million tons of obsolete materials into useful raw materials per year.  In exchange of using virgin natural resources, recycling results in a reduction of consumer wastes, mining wastes, air pollution, water pollution, water use and savings in energy. …an overall reduced impact on the environment.  In generating $86 billion in sales in 2008, employing 85,000 in the U.S. and exporting $28.6 billion of recyclables materials to 153 countries, Scrap Recycling is a sustainable business.  Make your contribution to these efforts and support businesses that are also resource responsible.

For more details on recycling click here. www.originalrecyclers.org