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A unique NFT. Improvised weaponry is relatively simple and can be broken down into three components: the barrel, the internal mechanisms, and the ammunition. Of these, two can be made from home appliances.
“The barrel is quite easy to manufacture, and if you don’t need high precision and marksmanship, then it is very easy to improvise a barrel. They can simply use things like fridge pipes or metal hoses. Internal mechanisms are also easy to produce. All you need is metal pieces" Alfredo Martinez
Born in New York City, shot in Guatemala, arrested and tortured in a secret prison in China, controversial artist Alfredo Martinez knows a thing or two about guns.
Martinez sees his work sculpturally, relating back to films that impacted him at a young age such as, Mad Max and Star Wars. Drawing inspiration from prop making, Martinez cobbles together found objects into menacing looking weapons: cold and high-tech. His drawings act as building plans.
Subconsciously, his work reflects the culture in which he was raised. It is both direct, unabashed, and profound. As the death toll rises from gun violence in America (there were 364 mass shootings in the United States last year) and a government too misguided and incompetent to do anything about it, Martinez’s work becomes a poignant statement towards a society obsessed, transfixed, and dominated by gun violence.
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A unique NFT. Improvised weaponry is relatively simple and can be broken down into three components: the barrel, the internal mechanisms, and the ammunition. Of these, two can be made from home appliances.
“The barrel is quite easy to manufacture, and if you don’t need high precision and marksmanship, then it is very easy to improvise a barrel. They can simply use things like fridge pipes or metal hoses. Internal mechanisms are also easy to produce. All you need is metal pieces" Alfredo Martinez
Born in New York City, shot in Guatemala, arrested and tortured in a secret prison in China, controversial artist Alfredo Martinez knows a thing or two about guns.
Martinez sees his work sculpturally, relating back to films that impacted him at a young age such as, Mad Max and Star Wars. Drawing inspiration from prop making, Martinez cobbles together found objects into menacing looking weapons: cold and high-tech. His drawings act as building plans.
Subconsciously, his work reflects the culture in which he was raised. It is both direct, unabashed, and profound. As the death toll rises from gun violence in America (there were 364 mass shootings in the United States last year) and a government too misguided and incompetent to do anything about it, Martinez’s work becomes a poignant statement towards a society obsessed, transfixed, and dominated by gun violence.
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