My Darth Vader-Inspired Sculptures with Horns reinterpret one of pop culture’s most recognizable figures through the lens of mythology and transformation. Constructed from upcycled e-waste and found materials, this early piece experiments with form and symbolism — merging Vader’s sleek mechanical armor with horned, organic elements that evoke strength and evolution.
Regal Stag Vader
Recycled materials such as: leather, resistors, ram, wire, antlers, fuses, and other miscellaneous parts from adding machines and typewriters.
Dimensions: 19 inches tall, 9.25 inches wide, and 9 inches deep.
Date Completed: 11-2-2015
Stag Vader
This piece was created from upcycled computer parts, including hard drive parts, wire, braided cable, airplane parts, computer chips, capacitors, data cables and other found objects.
Dimensions: 19.5 inches tall, 7.5 inches wide and 10 inches deep.
Date Completed: 3-22-2015
Lord Vader
My passion for Star Wars and one of the baddest villain of all time has carried over to my upcycled art.
Materials Used: Recycled materials such as: wire, white tail deer antlers, ball bearings, resistors, ram, computer chips, adding machine keys, gears and other miscellaneous parts from adding machines, airplanes, and typewriters.
Date Completed: 2014
Taun Taun Vader
My passion for Star Wars and one of the baddest villain of all time has carried over to my upcycled art.
Materials Used: Recycled materials such as: wire, horns, ball bearings, resistors, ram, computer chips, typewriter ribbon, typewriter keys, gears and other miscellaneous parts from adding machines, airplanes, and typewriters.
Date Completed: 2014
Red Stag Vader
My passion for Star Wars and one of the baddest villain of all time has carried over to my upcycled art.
Materials Used: Recycled materials such as: laptop keys, rubber belt, resistors, ram, wire and other miscellaneous parts from adding machines, airplanes and typewriters.
Date Completed: 2013