Sculpture: Spare Parts #10 by Paul Martia

Long rods shoot sideways through a stack of little square boxes, like a city glimpsed from a fast train.

Spare Parts #10 is a contemporary sculpture by Paul Martia in steel, brass and copper. Welded sculpture made from salvaged metal took off in the mid 20th century, and it continues to reward artists with an eye for found shapes. A vertical spine of bent metal strips anchors the piece. Across it run several long, thin rods, extending far beyond the core. Small square frames and curved bands cluster at the center, all textured and burnished to a mottled gold. It stands on a rod above a square base, 14 inches wide, 3 deep and 15.75 high.

Proof that leftovers can turn into a feast.