For a Honda showroom, Dutch artist Paul Veroude disassembled and suspended an F1 car. The Design Weblog gives us some prior art for this idea. Speaking of Honda, here is a video of the making of the Cog commercial I posted about a while back.

Paul Veroude is a plagiarist. The “original” (as stated in another internet article about Paul Veroude) artwork of suspended cars done by Mr. Veroude has been already explored by the respected artist Stefan Sous since 1992. Stefan Sous (who by the way studied under Tony Cragg which is a British artist many are also familiar with) is a well-known artist in Germany and also abroad. If you like to see Mr. Stefan Sous work which is extremely conceptual, beautiful, imaginative and original you should go to http://www.stefansous.com/. Furthermore you will find, that his body of work exceeds the idea of car suspension and explores other artistic fields with the same conceptual and imaginative intelligence that is inherent within the explosion sculptures (by the way: not only cars). It is unbelievable how somebody can be so disrespectful to steal someones creative work – but at the end it is Paul Veroude who has to look in the mirror every morning.