Adil Regragui has been offering his unique, fun, and interesting works of art to a number of people since the early 90’s. He joined the growing eco-friendly movement quite early on, and wanted to make a practical difference in his life. He began to collect recycled pieces of metal, plastic, cardboard, aluminum, toilet paper rolls, magazines, newspapers, labels, cassettes, tapes, broken jewelry, clothing, and pretty much any other material he could find.

He uses this recycled materials to create sculptures, paintings, useable items like waste cans, buckets, storage buckets, jewelry boxes, and more. His works were immensely appreciated and have been put up for display at libraries, galleries, and museums across the country.

Adil Regragui lives with his wife, two children, and his father at their family home in Maine. When he is not busy taking inspiration for some art form, he likes to watch films, read books, and go shopping. He admires nature and has a great passion for gardening and bird watching. He also likes travelling but cannot find the time as he is very busy.

Adil excels at creating gorgeous and unique products by using discarded materials provided by his clients. As most artists do, he breaks down those pre-existing materials, reinterprets them and then offers them a new form with new purpose, thus forming never seen before recycled art.

About Adil Regragui

Adil Regragui is recognized for his contributions to the world of recycled art. Having been in this field twenty years, Adil has an in depth understanding of the nature of art from the perspective of reuse. He is a ardent admirer of the Eco-friendly movement and supports democratic candidates because he believes they care equally as much. His favorite art pieces include Binary Low Table, Korobeiniki Chair, Elephant, and Collage 17.