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Step into the shocking and controversial world of South Australian artist and sculptor Steve Oatway, whose work challenges the boundaries of traditional art. Based in Mannum, Steve's art house is a chaotic wonderland of sculptures crafted entirely from junk. His pieces are bold, unfiltered, and unapologetically raw, sparking both awe and debate. What began as a personal quest to escape his struggles turned into an unexpected calling. Fueled by a mix of pain and creativity, Steve's work isn't just art—it's a reflection of his resilience and refusal to conform. Each piece tells a story, daring viewers to confront their own perspectives on waste, beauty, and meaning. This video explores Steve's vibrant artistic process, the incredible stories behind his sculptures, and the profound impact of his art on local communities. Perfect for anyone interested in outsider art, upcycled sculpture, or the transformative power of creativity, Steve Oatway's story is a must-see. Steve Oatway's social media and web links: Facebook: / steve.oatway Instagram: / renkrn8 Facebook (Mannum Art Group): / mannumcreativecommunities Arts North Profile: https://www.artsnorth.net/steve-oatwa... Videography: Alex Aleshin & Victoria Yurkova Photography: Alex Aleshin Editing: Alex Aleshin & Victoria Yurkova Interviewer: Alex Aleshin Images provided by Steve Oatway Music: "You Can't Fail" by Density & Time from YouTube Audio Library Video recorded at Steve Oatway's Art House in Mannum, SA 00:00 Video Intro: Welcome to the extraordinary world of junk art and Steve Oatway. 00:51 Art in Adelaide introduces South Australian junk sculptor Steve Oatway and his unique vision. 01:06 How Steve Oatway built his extraordinary Art House and found inspiration in junk sculpture. 02:16 The healing power of art: How intuitive junk art helps Steve's mental health and creativity. 03:02 Steve's creative process: The unique ways he transforms recycled materials into bold sculptures. 04:04 The time and dedication it takes for Steve to create a single junk sculpture masterpiece. 05:09 Where to see Steve's artwork: Exhibitions and his process of choosing display spaces. 08:14 Community reactions: How Steve's shocking and bold junk sculptures inspire and divide audiences. 09:28 The accidental artist: How Steve discovered his talent, learned his craft skills and changed his life. 11:20 Balancing life and art: How Steve transitioned from juggling jobs to becoming a full-time artist. 12:46 Monetizing creativity: Steve on selling art, commissions, and hosting junk sculpture workshops. 15:04 Workshops for all: How Steve teaches junk art to everyone from kids to seniors, inspiring communities. 17:23 Recycling passion: Why upcycling and sustainability are core to Steve's art and philosophy. 17:54 Art as identity: How Steve's art extends to his personal style, including tattoos and outfits. 18:30 Breaking free: How creating art helped Steve overcome addiction to alcohol and drugs. 19:57 Steve's iconic pieces: The stories and healing power behind The Rat Catcher and Time Machine. 24:00 The Joker's role: What the character means to Steve and how it inspires his creativity. 26:18 Community impact: Steve's work as a youth worker and how junk art transformed Aboriginal communities. 30:45 Art prizes and shows: Why Steve participates in art competitions and organizes local events. 31:44 Uniting communities: Art events by Steve's group and their influence on the local community. 33:23 Words of gratitude and conclusion: A reflection on art, healing, and the power of creativity. #junkart #art #sculpture #artist #recycledart #painting #handmade #arttherapy #artwork #artgallery #mentalhealth #livingartist #contemporaryartist #modernart #australianart #australianartist #southaustralia #adelaide #australia