Photographer Max Siedentopf prowls the streets of Amsterdam and “upgrades” random stranger's cars with some masking tape and cardboard art. Why does he do it?
“Individuality, self-expression, and status are more important than ever these days,” Siedentopf told Vice. “But for some reason, you see that things as ordinary as cars are getting personalized less and less, while it could be a strange but great form of self-expression. I thought I'd do people a favor by giving them custom car mods.”
Though fiddling with people's property is highly illegal, we just cannot get enough of Max's car tuning art installations. Also, we are sure that the owners of these regular cars also had a great laugh after seeing their vehicles cardboard crafted in such a hilarious way. Scroll down below to see this unique take on street art for yourself!
More info: maxsiedentopf.com (h/t: vice)
"I thought I'd do people a favor by giving them a custom-made supercar"
Image credits: Max Siedentopf
Image credits: Max Siedentopf
Image credits: Max Siedentopf
Image credits: Max Siedentopf
Image credits: Max Siedentopf
Image credits: Max Siedentopf
Image credits: Max Siedentopf
Image credits: Max Siedentopf
Image credits: Max Siedentopf