Well known for his car sculptures for brands like Ferrari, Audi, Jaguar, Mercedes-Benz, and many more, London-based artist Gerry Judah has recently completed another one for Porsche.
The renowned car giant has unveiled the extraordinary sculpture to celebrate the 911 on the roundabout outside the company’s museum at Zuffenhausen in Stuttgart, Germany. The sculpture features three real cars – a brand-new 911 Carrera flanked by 911 SC Coupé and 911 2.2 Coupé classics – each restored to showroom condition.
Designed by Gerry Judah, with structural engineering by Capita and fabrication by Littlehampton Welding, the sculpture was prefabricated in the UK before being shipped to Germany for assembly on site.
The 82 feet high sculpture is made from a lightweight steel monocoque shell, similar to the original Porsche sculpture for the Goodwood Festival of Speed, 2013.
Photography by David Barbour
