Audi Celebrates 100th Anniversary With 44-Tonne Statue
Andrew Robichaud — July 8, 2009 — Autos
To commemorate Audi's 100 years of service in the auto industry, Gerry Judah designed a centenary sculpture which was erected at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in Sussex, England.
The statue is 44-tonnes, 32 meters high and it features a vintage and a modern Audi going opposite ways on the twisted track into the sky.
Check out the gallery because this centenary old sculpture is a marvel to look at. Congratulations, Audi, on your 100th year celebrations.
The statue is 44-tonnes, 32 meters high and it features a vintage and a modern Audi going opposite ways on the twisted track into the sky.
Check out the gallery because this centenary old sculpture is a marvel to look at. Congratulations, Audi, on your 100th year celebrations.
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Automotive Sculptures — Opportunity for car manufacturers to create large-scale art installations as a form of brand celebration and promotion.
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Public Space Design — Opportunity for public space designers to work with brands to create visually engaging installations that enhance public spaces while also promoting corporate branding and messaging.
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