Well, A Paris-based photographer
Peter Lippman explores a world of stationary, abandoned cars overhauled by
nature in his latest series titled “Paradise Parking”. The American-born
photographer personal project that was 2 years in the making captures abandoned
cars from yesteryear that are overcome by wandering roots and leaves from its
nearby natural environment. The rusty vehicles are tarnished finish coupled
with nature’s brimming shades of green and brown covering its extended limbs
around the cars makes for a fascinatingly post-apocalyptic scene.
Peter Lippman says, when I first
came across this series, I thought it looked weirdly alike to underwater shots
of sunken ships. However, like the aquatic vessels covered in algae, these land
vehicles are ravaged with moss, rotting and spoiling into its surroundings.
These pictures also stand as prodigious evidence of past civilizations.
Therefore, it’s stunningly captivating to see the old models of automobiles
naturally buried in foliage over time. Moreover I’m very much interested to
observed what these ransacked cars will look like in a few more decades. For
now, the first worldwide showing of this series will soon take place in
Brussels at Sophie Maree Gallery.
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