Scrap Metal Artist | Pakistan
Ehtisham Khan Jadoon
Born in 1990
About the creator
- Ehtisham Jadoon (born 1990) is a Pakistan-based scrap metal artist who creates large-scale sculptures from industrial and automotive waste. His practice is self-taught and rooted in a personal discovery of art at the age of thirty. Working from his studio in Islamabad, he transforms discarded materials into expressive forms that reflect resilience, renewal, and human emotion. His work is placed in public spaces, commercial environments, and private collections, both in Pakistan and increasingly abroad.
Short Biography
Ehtisham Jadoon is a self-taught metal sculptor from Pakistan who began his artistic journey later in life, without formal training in the arts. Over the past six years, he has developed a distinctive practice focused on large-scale sculptures made from scrap metal. Based in Islamabad, he founded Ehtisham Metal Sculptures, where he produces installation works for a wide range of clients including real estate developers, architects, corporate organizations, and institutions. His work reflects a strong connection to material, process, and cultural identity.
Education
Ehtisham Jadoon holds a foundation in Information Technology from FTMS College in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, completed in 2010.
Exhibitions
Ehtisham Jadoon has presented his work in both solo and group exhibitions. His solo exhibition was held in September 2025 at Centaurus Mall in Islamabad, Pakistan. He also participated in the group exhibition “Valuable Scrap Art” in December 2025 at the Tabularasa Transnational Art Platform in Turkiye. His work has received international attention and has been featured across more than 100 global news platforms and publications.
Artistic Style
Ehtisham Jadoon’s work centers on large-scale metal sculpture created from recycled industrial and automotive materials. Using welding, fabrication, and structural engineering, he builds detailed and dynamic forms that often draw from animals, cultural symbols, and popular references. His sculptures balance technical precision with expressive presence, exploring themes of transformation, strength, and renewal. The raw quality of the materials remains visible, giving each piece a direct and grounded character.
Additional Information
Ehtisham Jadoon is the founder of Ehtisham Metal Sculptures in Islamabad, where he operates a display studio and production space. His work includes notable large-scale pieces such as “Optimus Prime,” “The Untamed Warrior,” and “Maximus, The Scrap Raptor.” He collaborates with architects, designers, and institutions on custom projects for public and commercial spaces.
Masterpieces by Ehtisham Khan Jadoon
