Most people don't see cars as pieces of art. They usually only see them as tools to get from one place to another. But looking at some cars, mostly exotics, you can see that a car can be a beautiful work of art. From the creases on the sides to the scoops on the front all the way to the shape of the headlights, a car isn't just a simple machine. It's an expression of a person's soul. It can show personality, feelings, and even change people's lives. Here are three pieces of art that may show the art of a car.
Melted Ford Torino Sculpture - Using a 3D printer and liquid metal, sculptor Ioan Florea was able to create a Ford Torino that looked like it got hit with acid but still managed to stay intact.
Painted BMW M1 - Painted by famous artist Andy Warhol, this rolling art was one of the cars used in BMW's art exhibit which was located at the LA County Museum of Art.
Mercedes V12 Engine - Carved by sculptor Eric van Hove, this exact replica of a Mercedes Benz V12 engine included all the nuts and bolts that came from an original Mercedes engine. The only thing is this replica uses materials including wood, metal, shells, stone, and animal bones.
Mercedes V12 Engine - Carved by sculptor Eric van Hove, this exact replica of a Mercedes Benz V12 engine included all the nuts and bolts that came from an original Mercedes engine. The only thing is this replica uses materials including wood, metal, shells, stone, and animal bones.
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