The talented metalworker uses discarded bike chains and sprockets to create incredible, nature-inspired scrap metal sculptures.
Drew has been welding since 2008, and is now an expert at turning disused metal parts into art.
Combining his love for cycling, sustainability, and nature, Evans is particularly fond of creating tree sculptures.
Since then, Evans has created many trees in varying sizes and foliage finishes.
For example, he cleverly uses bike parts with a warm, golden patina for autumnal leafage.
One of his most recent works is a figurative sculpture of the female form.
No matter his subject, each piece showcases the artists talent and dedication to his craft.
Scroll down to check out some of Evans bike chain sculptures and find more from his portfolio on hiswebsite.
Drew Evans (of Chainbreaker Studio) turns old bike chains and sprockets into incredible metal sculptures.
His tree sculptures combine is love of cycling, sustainability, and nature.
Evans cleverly uses bike parts with differing patinas to achieve colored foliage.
Other than trees, Evans also creates figurative sculptures and much more.
