Explore Gabriel Dishaw’s Flower Series, where technology meets nature in a celebration of renewal and sustainability. Each sculpture is meticulously handcrafted from e-waste and recycled materials, transforming discarded components into vibrant floral forms. Through this series, Dishaw captures the delicate balance between the natural world and modern innovation — illustrating how beauty can emerge from what we leave behind.
Digital Daisies was created using upcycled materials such as: floppy disc parts, hard drives, capacitors, vacuum tubes, gears, typewriter parts, and other electronic materials.
Dimensions: 19.75 inches tall, 7.75 inches wide, and 7.75 inches deep.
Date Completed: 4/2/2017
Daisies of Tomorrow
This piece is one of my favorites. It was the first flower sculpture that I did. I later did a whole series of these daises, and this is the piece that started it all.
Date Completed: 7-22-2012
Daisies and Butterfly
Created very early on. This piece is a continuation of a series of sculptures modeled after a flower. I utilized components from hard drives, metal tubing and copper sheet. I created the base out of oak with help from Andy Bauman.
Date Completed: 8-27-2011
3 Flower Engine
Is part of a series of Flower Sculptures that I explored. My favorite part of this piece is the attached motor. It works as the root system and gives the bird a place to rest.
Dates Completed: 6-19-2009
