USA-based Ukrainian-born artist Dmitriy Khristenko creates miniature replicas of vehicles such as quad bikes, tricycles, bicycles, and tuk-tuks made of recycled wristwatch parts.
Khristenko disassembles each watch and then binds the recycled watch parts together with glue
to create a remarkably intricate finished work.
Each motorcycle takes up to 50 hours to complete and can sell for more than $475.
"Even the most simple of designs will take at least 30 hours."
"I have been doing this for several years now and have made 40 models so far but I’ve no intention of stopping. I think people are fascinated by them."
Check his website: http://dkart71.deviantart.com/gallery/
Khristenko disassembles each watch and then binds the recycled watch parts together with glue
to create a remarkably intricate finished work.
Each motorcycle takes up to 50 hours to complete and can sell for more than $475.
"Even the most simple of designs will take at least 30 hours."
"I have been doing this for several years now and have made 40 models so far but I’ve no intention of stopping. I think people are fascinated by them."
Check his website: http://dkart71.deviantart.com/gallery/
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