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YOUR RESEARCHWhen aftermarket bodykits go bad...
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there's lots of these fat cars running around, it seems
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I'm sure some of you have seen this before. My friend is in Australia right now and she snapped this picture. I love it!
Erwin Wurm's
"Convertible Fat Car (Porsche)"
currently in the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney, Australia (on loan from the Xavier Hufkens Gallery in Brussels, Belgium.)
analyzing it.. maybe it's supposed to mean that society gluttons itself.. the porsche symbolizing the gluttony of the current society.. in terms of, we eat too much, we spend too much on cars, etc.. aka gluttony, my favorite sin
just my guess..
that would make for a great candid camera show.. when someone brings their red porsche in to the body shop and picks it up a few weeks later... and there it is.. "you wanted that dent removed right? well it's gone... just needed some bondo.."
Ladies and gentlemen, we have a winner! Good one Riad!
Everyone, it was a real Porsche (sorry, I don't know the exact model) that was covered with styrofoam and painted glossy red. I like it. It is definitely not your typical sculpture.
