All the submissions can be viewed online at. The competition also featured entries from artists based in Bilbao, Madrid, Seville, Murcia and Barcelona. Depending on the position, tone and intensity of the light, it generates changing textures and colours throughout the day.” “Light is another essential quality in Japanese art and design and here it transforms the Lexus UX into a living thing. “We have used paper, a significant element in Japanese culture, covering the car’s exterior in a form of Lexus vegetation, giving it volume,” Montagud continued. A man’s creation of geometric lines and impeccable symmetry covered in plant life,” said Iranzo. “In our Zen garden, Lexus represents perfect harmony, it is the union of nature, technology and innovation.
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The traditional Japanese garden brings together the free and arbitrary character of nature, which will always find ways to grow, with precise and magical qualities perfected by the human hand: symmetry, technology and innovation. “Our concept is a Zen garden that represents a state of mind: calm, pure consciousness,” they explained. Clap Studio – artists Jordi Iranzo and Angela Montagud – completed their work within a month, inspired by the UX’s key qualities of technology, design, innovation and detail.Īt a time when need for the world to pause and contemplate is all the more valuable, Clap Studio sought to express a world where people and nature can coexist in perfect harmony. The images of the car were created in the courtyard of Club Alma in Madrid and capture the exceptional detail in the piece.
The art car will shortly make its debut at an exclusive media event, hosted by Lexus Spain. The striking monochrome work won the popular vote among six artists’ submissions presented by Lexus Spain on its customer website. “Zen Garden,” by Valencia’s Clap Studio, sees the entire bodywork of Lexus’ premium compact crossover covered in a pattern of thousands of paper petals.
An interpretation of a classical Japanese meditation garden is the winner of the second UX Art Car design competition.
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