When Klimt Meets the Circular Economy
What if the most precious gold wasn't mined from the earth, but rescued from our electronic graveyards?
This 172x172 cm reinterpretation of Gustav Klimt's iconic Woman in Gold transforms 50kg of discarded industrial materials into a monument to sustainable art.
This 172x172 cm reinterpretation of Gustav Klimt's iconic Woman in Gold transforms 50kg of discarded industrial materials into a monument to sustainable art.
The Modern Alchemist
450 hours of meticulous work transform electronic waste into precious materials. Each spiral, each geometric pattern is carefully crafted to echo Klimt's Art Nouveau style while celebrating sustainable creativity.
From Scrap to Masterpiece
A glimpse into the meticulous process: 30 minutes of detailed work on the dress section, condensed into a mesmerizing timelapse. This represents just a fraction of the 450-hour journey from electronic waste and household objects to golden art.
Digital Age Renaissance
Where Renaissance meets the digital age. The woman's gaze emerges from a constellation of recycled hard drives, circuit boards, electronic components, and household objects, creating a modern interpretation of Klimt's golden portraits
Sacred Geometry Reborn
Klimt's iconic spirals reimagined through recycled brass wires and electronic components. Each curve tells the story of transformation - from industrial waste to timeless artistic patterns.
Treasure Hunt in the Digital Graveyard
Before transformation begins: carefully sorted electronic waste and household objects await their second life. Each wire, each component holds the potential to become part of something beautiful and meaningful.
Industrial Couture
Precision engineering meets artistic vision. Every bolt, every household object is positioned with the same care Klimt used for his gold leaf - transforming everyday materials like tuna cans, bottle caps, and screws into haute couture for the sustainable age.
The Artist's Universe
450 hours of work unfold in a studio where sustainability meets creativity. Each piece in this ongoing research explores new ways to transform waste into wonder, building a bridge between environmental consciousness and artistic expression.
Rhythm of Recycling
Mathematical beauty emerges from electronic chaos. Each triangle, each geometric element creates a rhythm that echoes Klimt's decorative mastery while celebrating the hidden patterns found in everyday objects.
Eyes of the Future
Where past meets future: Adele's timeless gaze is surrounded by the watchful eyes of our digital age. Recycled household objects and electronic components create a constellation of modern vision, questioning what beauty means in our sustainable tomorrow.
Monument to Conscious Consumption
172x172 cm of transformed possibility. What was once destined for landfills now stands as a testament to creative recycling and environmental consciousness. This is more than art - it's a manifesto for sustainable living.
The Artist's Signature
In every revolution, there's a signature. SCOOBAFISH represents more than an artist's name - it's a commitment to transforming how we see waste, beauty, and responsibility in the 21st century.
