Artwork description:

Title - Porsche 924, Somerset, UK. 2018
Additional information - Nestled amidst serene woodlands in Somerset, this image of an abandoned Porsche 924 car has become an emblem of time's relentless embrace. Its once gleaming bodywork is now cloaked in the patina of abandonment. The juxtaposition of man-made machinery and the untamed wilderness serves as a powerful reminder of the transient nature of human endeavours and the ever-encroaching forces of the natural world. The history of the Porsche 924, which spans from its debut in 1976 until its production ceased in 1988, is a fascinating chapter in the Porsche legacy, as this model represented the brand's innovative response to the evolving automotive landscape during a period of economic challenges; originally conceived as a collaboration between Porsche and Volkswagen, the 924 was the first Porsche to feature a water-cooled front-engine configuration.

Chromogenic print, lustre finish. Signed verso. Print size: 16x12 inches (40.64cm x 30.48cm). With a signed Certificate of Authentication.

Materials used:

Chromogenic photo print - Fuji Crystal Archive on lustre paper

Tags:

Featured by our Editors:

• Introducing Art Republic