We’d hate to be a pedestrian coming to grief on the front of this! And then try getting the damn thing engineered.
Created by Luca Pancrazzi, one of Europe’s leading artists, ‘Maseratirundum’ is a Quattroporte that is covered in recycled, broken and fragmented glass that breaks up light and reflections, shape and form. Pancrazzi says that the glass, which is applied in a unique process he has created, reveals a realm of hidden depths and archetypes of concealed worlds. Interesting…
The Maserati Quattroporte-based artwork was created to represent Italy at the second Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art and as centre piece for Italian design and art that demonstrates the style, elegance and vitality of Italy.
Although the Maserati Quattroporte offers, with a range of four-million possible combinations from its standard palate of fine leathers, clothes, stitching and carpets, a unique level of exclusivity, it is unlikely that ‘Maseratirundum’ will ever be available anywhere else other than in Europe’s leading galleries.
Do we see a flat tyre there, though?
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