Alex Chinneck & Vauxhall Collaborated For This Dizzying Installation
Rahul Kalvapalle — February 20, 2015 — Autos
References: alexchinneck & gizmag
British artist Alex Chinneck is known for putting together some really strange and mind-bending art installations, but he may have outdone himself with this upside down car installation. The installation features the new Vauxhall Corsa hanging upside down on a curled-up stretch of tarmac.
Created on behalf of Vauxhall to promote the Corsa -- called the Opel Corsa in some markets -- the installation comprises a Corsa suspended 4.5 meters of the ground on a stretch of ripped-up and curled-over tarmac, without any visible support in place.
As is the case with much of Chinneck's work, the exact modus operandi behind putting together this upside down car installation hasn't been revealed. However it is known that he employed a large team of craftsmen and engineers, who installed the piece overnight at London's Southbank Centre car park.
Chinneck says that while he is "most excited by the hidden engineering and complex manipulation of concealed steel, others will simply enjoy the accessible theatricality of the illusion at play."
Created on behalf of Vauxhall to promote the Corsa -- called the Opel Corsa in some markets -- the installation comprises a Corsa suspended 4.5 meters of the ground on a stretch of ripped-up and curled-over tarmac, without any visible support in place.
As is the case with much of Chinneck's work, the exact modus operandi behind putting together this upside down car installation hasn't been revealed. However it is known that he employed a large team of craftsmen and engineers, who installed the piece overnight at London's Southbank Centre car park.
Chinneck says that while he is "most excited by the hidden engineering and complex manipulation of concealed steel, others will simply enjoy the accessible theatricality of the illusion at play."
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