Jordanian Ahmed by Nechami Az-Zawakhira creates intricate layouts of robots, motorcycles, cars and trains from elements of broken electrical appliances.
36-year-old resident of the city of Ezz-Zarka talked about how the idea came to use unsuitable electrical appliances and showed a platform where he demonstrates the results of painstaking work with a pile of scrap metal.
According to Az-Zawakhira, he received a university education in the field of business administration, and then employed in the real estate market.
However, the man understood that he had creative abilities and continued to draw in his free time.
Az-Zavakhira says that by nature it is very active, does not like to sit idle and always seeks to benefit even from those objects that are already unsuitable.
All this, coupled with the ability to draw, the desire to maintain the ecology of pure and hard work, and originated in it such an original idea of using fragments of broken electrical appliances for the construction of iron layouts.
Gradually, the creative process received a new dimension and Az-Zawakhira began to build huge models of motorcycles, trains, and a robot. The Jordanian says that he managed to allocate a new type during the pandemic of coronavirus during the pandemic of coronavirus.
“Then I had a sink, and on the contrary they collected all the trash. I wanted to improve the view opposite and rolled up my sleeves. I started by planting evergreen trees along the street, on the site with a kilometer length. Then I added artificial flowers to this species,” says the AZ-Zavajira.
According to him, he had love and ability to draw from childhood. “At first he drew a sketch of a motorcycle, finalized the details in eight days. And then he carefully studied the designs of cars of famous persons, including artists, musicians and statesmen, and applied what he saw as a sample,” he says.
According to Az-Zawakhira, spending a lot of time in the immediate vicinity of the roadway, it is possible to observe more and better design and configure various vehicles. “I do not need a brush or sketch to draw, because the emerging idea of the layouts takes shape and outlines during the work itself,” he said.
The man demonstrates complex and bizarre models of vehicles in the same place where he builds them. “Among the” exhibits “30 motorcycles, 20 cars, 12 aircraft, train and robot. My only goal is to create an aesthetic appearance and protect the ecology. From childhood, I felt responsibility before the environment and nature,” he added.