If you drive a car, odds are you’ve come across a driver trying vainly to fit into a parking spot and blocking your way. Each time, you think that driver could use a helping hand.
Constantly on the lookout for innovative solutions, the team here at Auto123.com has found the ideal helper. Ok, so maybe the chances are slim that this could happen to you, but you have to appreciate this singular work of art.
Artist Lorenzo Quinn designed a four-metre high structure, dubbed “Vroom Vroom,” in the image of a hand grabbing an original Fiat 500. Evoking a child playing with toy cars, it represents “the innocence about the little things that make us happy”.
The sculpture is currently on display in London for an art festival and has been exhibited around the world, including Spain and the United Arab Emirates in 2010.
Source: Daily Mail
Constantly on the lookout for innovative solutions, the team here at Auto123.com has found the ideal helper. Ok, so maybe the chances are slim that this could happen to you, but you have to appreciate this singular work of art.
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Artist Lorenzo Quinn designed a four-metre high structure, dubbed “Vroom Vroom,” in the image of a hand grabbing an original Fiat 500. Evoking a child playing with toy cars, it represents “the innocence about the little things that make us happy”.
The sculpture is currently on display in London for an art festival and has been exhibited around the world, including Spain and the United Arab Emirates in 2010.
Source: Daily Mail