Discarded Cardboard Boxes Sculpted Into a Lamborghini
Supermarkets everywhere through out a lot of cardboard boxes every day. So, finding “raw material” could not have been a problem for artist/ designer Florian Pugnaire. His artwork titled “freeway storage” uses these discarded cardboard boxes as the building material, and transforms those discarded boxes into the iconic shape of a Lamborghini.
The cardboard boxes don’t really make it easy to figure what car it really is, but the general shape undoubtedly speaks the Lamborghini design language. The artwork acts as a reminder for us, that the large number of such boxes discarded everyday are in good condition to work for a lot more time, and even if they aren’t the recycling center is a better place than the landfill. Another obvious indicator is the wasteful packaging that most manufacturers employ.
Pugnaire’s Lamborghini replica sculpture is devoid of any wheels, and I can’t help thinking that it would have looked a lot better with cardboard wheels, but a Lambo on wheels would have been more difficult to build.
Source: Ecofriend and Designboom
great article
its great to see how some people are so creative that they can create smthig like this from what most people think useless
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