Iron statuette, 'Rustic Wild Horse'
Stampeding across the open prairie a wild horse takes shape from an amazing assortment of bicycle and automobile parts. Pulleys form the ears, while wire becomes the mane and tail. Metal bits left from a die cutter are transformed into the body. This very original sculpture is created by Armando Ram�rez and stands on a clutch diaphragm. Ram�rez does not give his sculptures a fine polished finish, therefore smudges and scratches may be present.
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