British artist Benedict Radcliffe created this amazing, full-scale sculpture of a Subaru Impreza. It looks like a computer model overlayed on a street photo, but it’s real, complete with Yokohama wire frame tires. Apparently local traffic cops weren’t pleased that the art was parked outside of the gallery on the street, as over the course of a few days, it was issued a few parking tickets!
Designer: Benedict Radcliffe [ Via: Winding Road ]
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Wow, that’s great – what’s it made out of? Classy piece of artwork.
That’s pretty cool. Hard to believe it’s real.
Reminds me of the old TV show “Automan” Where “cursor” would draw out/create the wire frame of a vehicle in the real world for him to use. 🙂
it’s a glitch in the matrix…
Nice. Where would they put the tickets?
Woah, that's a bit hard to believe that this design was really on the streets and was issued with parking tickets lol. Add some details like adding Subaru OEM parts or whatnot.