The king of the mechanical insect world, transforming discarded parts

Born in France on 16 January 1963, Edouard Martinet graduated from the École des Graphic Arts in Paris in 1988.

Collecting scrap cars and motorcycle parts is a special hobby of Martinet, who likes to assemble these scrap parts into a beautiful insect or other small animal.

Edouard Martinet used obsolete kitchen pans, typewriters, car chains, clock springs and other discarded parts to create a series of animal sculptures, which are very realistic, as if they are alive, which is extremely shocking.

The sculptural artwork created by Edouard Martinet is very different from other sculptural artworks, the reason is that all of the artist's works have not been welded and combined, but all his works do not use a little welding, all the parts can be disassembled and reassembled like building blocks, and several detailed sketches will be drawn before each masterpiece is assembled to help locate, and the whole work from idea to completion takes a lot of time and effort.

In addition to the discarded parts involved above, Martinet has used many other things, such as cars, bicycles, compasses, umbrellas and discarded parts in the brain, to create a series of animal artworks.

Martinet's animal kingdom made of discarded metal is not only environmentally friendly but also artistic, and is definitely a masterpiece of art.