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Video. Romanian welder transforms scrap metal into stunning art

News RoomBy News RoomMarch 24, 2025
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The world of art and construction in Galati University has always been designed to blend functionality with beauty. followers of the gallery, however, are noticing a fascinating shift. Instead of ordinary materials like boards, screws, spark plugs, and bicycle chains, the university’s hallways now feature an extraordinary exhibition of sculptures made entirely from these materials. This pendulum between practicality and artistic expression is a testament to the creativity of Paul Mironov, a humble man who汉语translate为了,他以一己之力将普通的材料变成了艺术品, transformed Galati University’s hallway into a unique art exhibition. According to Mironov, his goal is not to be an celebrity or an artist, but rather to showcase the inherent beauty and strength of materials when used creatively.”

Perhaps that’s what defines modern architecture. Regardless of the simple materials in front of our eyes, there is a deep sense of artistry that when it comes to metal, can only be experienced through their most basic forms. The sculptures by Mironov are a perfect example of this principle. His most famous piece, the self-portrait, requires 18 months of hard work and trial and error to complete. The exhibition has already sparked interest in a permanent display, which Dou Cabo, the Dean of the university, has been considering. He added, “We are considering a museum of diversity, and we just need the right space.”

Mironov’s work is a powerful statement of undeniable, almost poetic value. Perhaps that’s why it works. Space itself is often something we second-guess, but in this case, the pieces speak directly to our senses—a raw, unfiltered truth of metal’s potential to create art. But what truly sets Mironov apart is his unwavering commitment to creativity and excellence. He doesn’t sell himself just for art; he pays it forward in his willingness to work with whatever material comes his way.

This has raised profound questions about the relationship between materials, technology, and culture. Is there an inherent reservoir of artistic potential in such small things? Or is it the same originality and passion that drive these efforts when applied to such basic elements?

Ultimately, the success of this exhibition tells us more about the potential of everyday objects to create something extraordinary. What once was considered trivial now—scrap metal—together with the skill and ability of mastermind Paul Mironov—a constant force of change and innovation.

In this space, the boundaries between function and art blur, revealing a new whole in the very materials we take for granted.

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