Turning tyres into art
13 August 2014 Last updated at 00:43 BST
He loves tyres, but Amadou Fatoumata Ba is not a mechanic, or a racing driver.
He is an unconventional Senegalese artist who uses old tyres as raw material for his sculptures.
Some of his work was shown during the last biennial arts festival in Dakar earlier this year, and several gigantic tyre statues are permanently exhibited at a museum in Saly, a coastal city a few kilometres away from the Senegalese capital.
BBC News followed Amadou Fatoumata Ba as he went about his work.
Video produced by Laeila Adjovi and Loic Hoquet
Real Time is a series for the BBC News website in which ordinary people tell their own extraordinary stories.
He is an unconventional Senegalese artist who uses old tyres as raw material for his sculptures.
Some of his work was shown during the last biennial arts festival in Dakar earlier this year, and several gigantic tyre statues are permanently exhibited at a museum in Saly, a coastal city a few kilometres away from the Senegalese capital.
BBC News followed Amadou Fatoumata Ba as he went about his work.
Video produced by Laeila Adjovi and Loic Hoquet
Real Time is a series for the BBC News website in which ordinary people tell their own extraordinary stories.
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