Gold beetle - a car made of garbage
Gold beetle - a car made of garbage

Video: Gold beetle - a car made of garbage

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Think Blue Beetle - Golden Garbage Machine
Think Blue Beetle - Golden Garbage Machine

Many owners of old cars, for which spare parts have not been produced for a long time, are forced to use garbage found at car dumps for repairing their cars. A Indian artist Haribaabu Haatesan (Hari) collected out of the trash whole automobile - Think blue beetle.

Think Blue Beetle - Golden Garbage Machine
Think Blue Beetle - Golden Garbage Machine

A few months ago we are on the site Culturology. RF talked about the Tata Nano - the most expensive cheapest car in the world. The work of the artist Hari, titled Think Blue Beetle, echoes that project. But this golden baby was not created from precious materials, but from garbage.

Despite the name Think Blue Beetle, this car has a gold color. First, it is a sweet allusion to the story of the same name by Edgar Alan Poe. Secondly, it further emphasizes the material from which this work of art is created.

Think Blue Beetle - Golden Garbage Machine
Think Blue Beetle - Golden Garbage Machine

And it was created from a variety of garbage, automobile and not only. In particular, when working on the Think Blue Beetle, Haribaabu Haatesan used 800 spark plugs, 200 bottle caps, 60 motherboards, many keyboards, cassettes, audio speakers, cans, typewriters and other materials he found in landfills.

Think Blue Beetle - Golden Garbage Machine
Think Blue Beetle - Golden Garbage Machine

According to Hari himself, in this work he used the Indian religious concept "mukti", which means liberation from the cycle of rebirth, as a conceptual basis. In this case, it is a metaphor for the reuse of physical materials. After all, at the same time, they live almost forever.

The very name Think Blue Beetle was given in honor of the public initiative of Volkswagen, which calls for the recycling of materials, as well as to conserve resources and energy.

Think Blue Beetle - Golden Garbage Machine
Think Blue Beetle - Golden Garbage Machine

Think Blue Beetle will be presented to the general public at the Kala Ghoda Art Festival, which starts in Mumbai on February 12, 2012. After the festival, the golden garbage car will be sent to the Volkswagen Museum in Germany.

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