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In a small village in Poland, something extraordinary is happening. Hidden among the quiet streets of Moszna, there’s a place that looks like it came straight out of a science-fiction movie — The Factory of Robots – Museum of Scrap Sculpture.
It’s the life’s work of one man: Sebastian Kucharski, a self-taught artist who transforms piles of discarded metal into breathtaking sculptures. Every piece of scrap — bolts, gears, car parts, chains — gets a new life in his hands.
Sebastian has already created around 90 sculptures, all made entirely from recycled materials. Some of them are inspired by famous movie characters, while others are original designs born from his imagination. Each sculpture has a story, a personality, and an energy that seems to make it come alive.
“For me, every piece of metal has potential,” Sebastian says. “You just have to look at it differently — not as waste, but as possibility.”
His museum quickly became one of the most unique art attractions in Poland. Over the years, The Factory of Robots has received numerous awards, including the title of “Polish Wonder 2024” from National Geographic and the Best Tourist Product in Poland 2024 awarded by the Polish Tourism Organization.
Visitors from all over the world come to see his incredible creations — some reaching several meters in height — and to witness how art, recycling, and imagination can merge into something truly magical.
Sebastian is now preparing to set a Guinness World Record for “The Largest Collection of Scrap Metal Sculptures Made by One Person.”
If you love sci-fi, creativity, and stories about turning trash into art — The Factory of Robots in Moszna, Poland, is a place you simply have to see.
📍 The Factory of Robots – Museum of Scrap Sculpture
Location: Moszna, Poland
Artist: Sebastian Kucharski
Number of sculptures: around 90
Theme: sci-fi, robots, recycling art
Awards: Polish Wonder 2024 (National Geographic), Best Tourist Product of Poland 2024 (POT), OROT distinctions
More info: fabrykarobotow.com.pl
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Sebastian Kucharski
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“In the making: my metal version of the legendary Terminator.”
„One of my Bumblebee sculptures inspired by the Transformers movie.”
“This full-size Alien sculpture was built from hundreds of scrap metal parts — car gears, chains, and pipes all welded into one terrifying creature.”
Alien fable – scrap sculpture.
“Standing next to my version of Chappie, built entirely from scrap metal.”
„A work inspired by the movie Star Wars.”
“My e-waste artwork featuring a male motif, 100% made from discarded tech.”
“A 240×130 cm triptych made from electronic waste — portraying the same female motif & man.”
“Every piece of this artwork once belonged to a device — now they come together to create a portrait full of emotion.” This 130×80 cm artwork.
“Made from recycled electronics, this piece shows how even discarded technology can tell a human story.”
“Mototerminator made entirely from scrap metal. Fun fact: it actually works!”
“My scrap metal Predator — built entirely from recycled car parts.”
“A tiny X-Wing made from a car spark plug.”
“My smaller version of the Alien Queen — made entirely from scrap metal.”
“Inspired by the Transformers universe, this Jetfire sculpture is built completely by hand from hundreds of metal pieces.”
“Chappie, reborn from steel and imagination.”
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