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Automotive Collection (#4)
Motorcycle carburetor reinvented!
Currently on display and available for purchase at Craignair Inn Gallery, Spruce Head, ME
Overall dimensions: 4”H x 4”W x 4”D
Part relic, part reimagination—Automotive #4 transforms a motorcycle carburetor into an elaborate mechanical sculpture. Crowned in brass gears and rooted in rust, it celebrates the beauty of industrial form and the precision of bygone craftsmanship.
Motorcycle carburetor reinvented!
Currently on display and available for purchase at Craignair Inn Gallery, Spruce Head, ME
Overall dimensions: 4”H x 4”W x 4”D
Part relic, part reimagination—Automotive #4 transforms a motorcycle carburetor into an elaborate mechanical sculpture. Crowned in brass gears and rooted in rust, it celebrates the beauty of industrial form and the precision of bygone craftsmanship.
Motorcycle carburetor reinvented!
Currently on display and available for purchase at Craignair Inn Gallery, Spruce Head, ME
Overall dimensions: 4”H x 4”W x 4”D
Part relic, part reimagination—Automotive #4 transforms a motorcycle carburetor into an elaborate mechanical sculpture. Crowned in brass gears and rooted in rust, it celebrates the beauty of industrial form and the precision of bygone craftsmanship.
Materials List
Vintage motorcycle carburetor
Assorted brass clock gears
Steel gear components
Industrial machine parts
Rusted metal cog base
Brass shaft fittings
Found mechanical fragments
Automotive reimagines a motorcycle carburetor as the heart of a mechanical organism. Crowned with an array of precision-cut brass gears and mounted atop a rusted industrial cog, the structure pulses with kinetic potential. Though static, its form suggests motion—part engine, part clockwork relic. Like a fossilized engine of forgotten purpose, this piece honors machine-era craft and the hypnotic intricacy of analog mechanics.