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Carburetions #1

$250.00

Motorcycle carburetor reinvented!

6” x 6” x 4.5”

Crafted from a motorcycle carburetor and crowned with a cycloptic dome, Carburetions #6 is a vigilant guardian of imagined pasts. A piece as curious as it is watchful, it invites viewers to wonder not just how it works—but what it remembers.

Note: This piece is on display at Stier Family Gallery, Cape Elizabeth, ME and is available for purchase on this website. It can be picked up or shipped to you at the conclusion of the exhibition on January 31st.

Motorcycle carburetor reinvented!

6” x 6” x 4.5”

Crafted from a motorcycle carburetor and crowned with a cycloptic dome, Carburetions #6 is a vigilant guardian of imagined pasts. A piece as curious as it is watchful, it invites viewers to wonder not just how it works—but what it remembers.

Note: This piece is on display at Stier Family Gallery, Cape Elizabeth, ME and is available for purchase on this website. It can be picked up or shipped to you at the conclusion of the exhibition on January 31st.

Materials List

Vintage motorcycle carburetor

  • Vintage carburetor body

  • Salvaged brass and steel gears

  • Glass lens elements

  • Springs, fasteners, and mechanical linkages

  • Reclaimed wood base

Carburetions #1 presents a salvaged carburetor transformed into a contemplative mechanical form. Gears, valves, and glass elements are exposed and recontextualized, shifting the object from functional engine component to sculptural artifact. The work invites close inspection, revealing a dense interplay of precision, wear, and latent motion—an engine paused mid-thought.