Everything old has the potential to be crafted into something new and beautiful. Photos: The Star/Sheela Chandran
Mohamad Kasat Bujang Narawi, 45, collects metal scraps from motorcycle repair shops and he isn’t ashamed to admit it.
“Many parts from the motorcycle that are dismantled can be reused and transformed into new things. There’s a sense of joy in giving a new lease of life to old, unwanted things,” says the Sarawakian steampunk crafter, who was one of the exhibitors at Hari Kraftangan Kebangsaan in Kuala Lumpur recently.
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Creative works of art
Everything old has the potential to be crafted into something new and beautiful. Photos: The Star/Sheela Chandran
A figurine of a fish created with motorcycle roller chains.
Never be afraid to venture into something new; what’s most important is having the interest and passion, says Mohamad Kasat. Photo: Mohamad Kasat Bujang Narawi
Mohamad Kasat’s steampunk chopper was inspired by the movie 'Ghost Rider'. Photo: Mohamad Kasat Bujang Narawi
Steampunk figures from movies like 'Predator' (left) and 'Aliens' made from old motorcycle parts. Photo: Mohamad Kasat Bujang Narawi
