Wilson has experience with mig welding, and organic burnout/lost wax casting. Wilson typically welds steel and aluminum, with a preference for sheet metal, and found objects. His casting process involves encasing wax sculptures or organic materials into a plaster mix that has been reenforced with sand. The plaster molds are then placed into a kiln, where the organic material burns out, leaving an empty plaster shell. Aluminum is then heated in a crucible to over 1250 F (that's roughly 1/8 of the sun's surface temperature!). The crucible is then placed in a ring shank and poured into the plaster molds, taking the shape of whatever was originally placed inside! This is a process that requires a lot of teamwork with other artists, as well as plenty of heat protection. To see the organic burnout process in action check out Wilson's sculpture, Unworthy, below!