Porsche obese and dance Beetles

More than 80 unusual installations of cars can be seen today at the exhibition in Karlsruhe, Germany. His creations of sculptors and artists want to draw our attention to the global problems of society.

14 photos via spiegel.de

1. His sculpture «Fat Car» Erwin Wurm tries to call the melancholy memories of the visitors of their former perhaps more perfect forms, and thus point to the problem of obesity society.





2. Only at first glance «Monument à Félix Guattari» artist Jean-Jacques Lebel may seem somewhat romantic. Signboards on a huge heart talk about something quite different.



3. What at first looks like a dance of two cars at a close contemplation is falling from a great height. Artist Hans Gollyayn - the creator of this installation.



4. His sculpture «Disgrace» (covered with tar and feathers Rolls Royce), Michael artists Ingar Dragset Elmgrin and unequivocally criticized dependence on luxury with power and wealth.



5. To create the installation «Auto-TV-Hochzeit» Wolf Fostel using multi-ton roller. He just passed it on to Mercedes.



6. Oformlennaya wood sculptor Martin Porsche accident Kaltvasera and folk Kёbellinga called «Crushed Cayenne». The sculpture is intended as a criticism of hedonism in society.



7. Once again Hans Gollyayn, this time with the sculpture, which looks at first sight like fighting each other beetles.



8. artist HA Schult Kёlnsky known for his extravagant creations. His sculpture «Crying Cars» combines the material object and the music: on a mountain of scrap metal from old cars plays music violinist Anne Zlotovskaya.



9. unambiguous statement: sculpture «The Spirit of Ectasy» Paul Vokial trying to sharpen our focus on the Company's dependence on physical pleasures.



10. Severin Hofmann, David Moises and Leo Shatts- authors of this project. Beetle suspended on the rubber ropes, slowly rotates around its axis.



A few photos with a small resolution via Bild.de

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here's the video. however, current German.

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