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by John Oliver 2017-12-12, 4:56 PMupdated 2017-12-30, 1:13 AM inArt

Polish Artist Creates Incredible Sculptures from Scrap Metal

Sebastian Kucharski is an artist in Poland. He assembles amazing functions from scrap metal.

A dozen or so years before, at the instigation of his kids, he constructed a small robot in their opinion. He’s assembled more than a dozen enormous machines on this day. He’s a huge fan of sci-fi films. Therefore, his sculptures are primarily motivated by these movies.

h/t: boredpanda

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