This man folds cans into intricate pieces of art using only his hands — and sells them for £1,400

• These artworks are made entirely out of aluminium cans.

• Noah Deledda sands and polishes each can, then sculpts them into intricate shapes using only his hands.

• The artworks are mounted in acrylic boxes. They are available to buy from £1400.

These amazing sculptures are created by Noah Deledda. He sculpts each one using just his hands, using his thumbnails to achieve a precise pattern.

Noah came up with the idea while he was bored and in the back of a car.

He started playing with a can and realised he could create interesting patterns with it.

Noah's patterns won the Red Bull "Art of Can" 2010 competition.  

Produced by Charlie Floyd

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