'The Cage' by Benedict Radcliffe is a Sports Field in a Giant Metal Tire
Peter Vallas — February 25, 2011 — Lifestyle
References: benedictradcliffe & designboom
UK designer Benedict Radcliffe has a unique set of artwork that combines engineering, machinery and architecture. His latest piece 'The Cage' looks to resemble a giant car tire from the distance, but as you get closer, you can see the miniature soccer pitch inside.
Benedict Radcliffe built this fun and toy-sized stadium right outside the Stade de France where World Cup 98 was held. Inside 'The Cage,' a competition is held where people try to score on a former French Olympic goalkeeper to win prizes.
Photo Credits: designboom, benedictradcliffe
Benedict Radcliffe built this fun and toy-sized stadium right outside the Stade de France where World Cup 98 was held. Inside 'The Cage,' a competition is held where people try to score on a former French Olympic goalkeeper to win prizes.
Photo Credits: designboom, benedictradcliffe
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Interactive Art Installations — Artwork that combines engineering, machinery, and architecture to create immersive and engaging experiences.
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Miniature Sports Arenas — Creating small-scale stadiums that provide unique and intimate settings for sporting events.
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Sports Competitions for Prizes — Organizing competitions within specially designed arenas, where participants can showcase their skills and win rewards.
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Art and Design — Bringing together artists, engineers, and architects to create innovative and interactive installations.
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Event Management — Developing unique competitions and experiences that attract participants and sponsors.
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