Freehand Profit went back into his lab with the Air Jordan IV “Fire Red” and came back with this creation. The piece of head gear isn’t all shoe, there’s an iron mask underneath all that rubber and leather serving as the base. Get a better look at this piece of Air Jordan IV art, one inspired by Iron Man, in our photo gallery and stay tuned to see what’s next from the mind of Freehand Profit.

Every time that Freehand Profit whips up a new one of his infamous sneaker sculptures some feelings inevitably get hurt. That’s bound to happen this time, as the artist utilized the super limited Air Jordan V from the Bin23 lineup for this gas mask go around. The beautiful leathers of the numbered release are deconstructed and re-imagined as a gnarly looking piece of headgear, with the 3M tongue showing up front and center. See this gas mask creation from Freehand Profit in our gallery and let us know if you approve of this artful approach to Air Jordans.

Normally we wouldn’t condone such un-patriotic behavior as chopping up the red, white, and blue but in this case we’re not talking about the actual American flag so we’ll give Freehand Profit a pass. His newest piece is a reworking of the Air Jordan VI ‘Olympic’ carrying on with his unwavering dedication to slicing up even the most sought after of retro releases. Click through the full gallery for a full look at the Air Jordan VI ‘Olympic’ gasmask and keep in mind the in a post-apocalyptic future your deadstock sneakers just might get a lot more functional.

The mad scientist Freehand Profit is at it once more, chopping up one of your favorite Air Jordans releases for some post apocalyptic headgear. He again shows he’s not afraid of slicing up prized possessions, opting for the Air Jordan X ‘Chicago’ this time around and upping the effort by utilizing two pairs. Hit the jump to get a better look and tell us if you’re down with this artful appropriation of these classics.