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Automotive Aerobatics by Chris Labrooy

Chris Labrooy takes us on a journey with a very unique breed of automobile. The type that can flex, stretch, and grow in fascinating yet unrealistic ways.

With his 3D wizardry, Labrooy is able to turn vintage sedans into sculptural pieces that defy explanation.

See more on his website.

Images © Copyright Chris Labrooy.

A surreal sculpture featuring multiple stacked cars within a large, metallic rectangular frame set against a city backdrop.

Auto Aerobics / And roll……and stretch……and glide……and flex / This project began life as a tiny idea for a project about New York. Walking through Brooklyn on a winters evening is a truly memorable experience which motivated me to capture this feeling in a digital 3D model.

A futuristic structure resembling an A-frame, with a vintage car partially enclosed and another vehicle tilted inside, set on a paved surface with fallen leaves.
A surreal image of two vintage cars, one pink and one silver, artistically suspended above a basketball hoop on an outdoor court, with a cityscape in the background.
A surreal scene featuring two cars stacked on top of each other, leaning against a basketball hoop in an urban setting.
A colorful sculpture featuring multiple cars stacked artistically within a large display frame, set in an urban environment.
An overhead view of a trailer carrying two vintage cars, one fully enclosed and another partially visible.
Aerial view of a vintage pickup truck with two empty seats in the bed, parked on a tiled surface with scattered leaves.
A surreal image of a classic car floating above the ground, with another car visible underneath it, set in an urban environment with buildings and a fence in the background.
A silver car balancing on its rear end in an urban environment, showcasing an unusual perspective with buildings in the background.

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