With the onset of innovative processes, welding can and is, an art form of shapes, textures, colors and the imagination. Here you can see a balance of many simplistic forms combined with the talented use of plasma cutting, GTAW, GMAW and in some cases, stick welding, to make objects pleasing to the eye. Many of the consignments you view here are not only exquisite pieces of art, they are many times constructed as a functional ornament for gates, doorways, tables and lamps. Only your dreams, imagination and passion can inspire your next piece of art for generations of enjoyment. The Artists Bio: Jatinder Singh Ryatt, "Jay", was born in Nairobi, Kenya. From an early age Jay became fascinated in Motor Sports and developed an acuity for repairing and modifying ATV's, Sandrails, Dunebuggies and Motorcycles. This interest led Jay to a career in metal working. Welding in particular. In the Ryatt compound nothing of metal goes to waste. A rusty tractor disk might be reborn as an Octopus or perhaps a wall hanging. Gigantic sprockets, no longer a part of their original use, find new life as table tops or lighting structures. In addition to recycling cast away parts, Jay also relies on his customers inspirations to create new masterpieces of silhouettes magically carved into steel gates. His use of plasma cutting and welding inner weave his creations into blissful and useful sculptures, kinetic pieces, sconces, shields and other metallic wonders. Jay's an avid outdoorsman and is attuned to all things Mother Nature and all she has to offer. Much of his art not only depicts plants and animals, but he often incorporates wood and rock as an integral part of the artwork. Figurative artists, like so many others, often venture off to create abstract pieces as well. However, you'll discover that many of his pieces are considered functional art. Lamps, Tables, outdoor fountains, frames, vases, baskets... why even the humble U. S. mailbox has been transformed into a one-of-a-kind work of art. Below are just a few pieces created by Jay. Run your curser over the picture and select an image that you would like to enlarge. The image will instantly transform into a picture with natural lighting. Recently Jay has made some extraordinary pieces. The tables below are examples of his wonderful talent. Just click on the image to view a larger picture. Still More CLICK  HERE!! Also you can view the following galleries: Functional Gallery Sculptures Gallery Commissioned Pieces |
