Deweaponizing The Gun: Even Weapons Can Produce Art
Walton Creel is American artist who is different than most of other artists out there. He uses his guns to make masterpieces.
He decided to use a weapon to make art but he says he was not sure in what direction he had to take.
“My main goal was to take the destructive power away from the gun. To manipulate the gun into a tool of creation and use it in a way that removed it from its original purpose, to deweaponize it.”, says Walton Creel.
He ‘draws’ his masterpieces on aluminum plate using 0.22 caliber gun. Deweaponizing the Gun is an ongoing series presented in installments.
Image credits: [waltcreel.com]
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Guns should be used for peace.