Crashed car transformed into a work of art
After a car that crashed into a tree was left unclaimed and unmoved for weeks, a talented person turned it into art.
Crashed car art installation
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The car was crashed into a tree in Fitzroy, a Melbourne suburb. Local residents took matters into their own hands when it was left unclaimed and turned it into a piece of art.
The worn out Toyota Camry was left for weeks on a median strip with no one to claim it. An unknown artist then sprayed the car a shiny metallic gold.
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The car has since gained popularity as a permanent art installation and people have been posing near the car in interesting costumes and poses.
The installation was aptly named 'Toyotalled'.
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