Electric and electrifying
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Electric and electrifying
2017
This photograph by Dingo captures an unexpected and cheerfully absurd scene on a small country road, where the ordinary is tinged with surprising elegance. Under a heavy sky and amidst lush green fields, tall, high-voltage electricity pylons rise up, requiring emergency intervention. Two electricians, dressed in their work clothes, dedicate themselves to their task, one climbing the metal structure, the other observing from below, ready to help. What transforms this routine maintenance scene into a surreal tableau is the service vehicle used by these workers: a blue Porsche Turbo, shiny and luxurious, far from the conventional image of professional utility vehicles. The details add to the visual comedy: the open hood reveals a trunk full of tools, cables and miscellaneous equipment, while work signs stand awkwardly around the car, as if to justify the improbability of the situation. The car itself, stained with mud, nevertheless retains all its presence, as if it had been diverted from its natural circuit to find itself in the middle of a construction site. Produced for Sport Auto magazine, this photograph of Dingo was a real source of discussion at the editorial office. It broke with codes by showing a Porsche as a service car and associating this great luxury and sports brand with electricity, at a time when the idea that Porsche could one day manufacture electric vehicles seemed unthinkable. This audacity has always been the signature of Dingo, a no-holds-barred artist who dares to shake up conventions and feed the eye and heart of his audience. Dingo got the idea for this staging from a conversation with real EDF repairmen, who complained about having service vehicles with small engines. This work is a playful celebration of incongruity, where the elegance of the Porsche merges with the functional simplicity of everyday work. It questions, amuses and captures attention, leaving us to imagine the unlikely stories behind this singular alliance of industry and automotive prestige. It’s an invitation to see beauty and humor where we least expect them, and to appreciate the charm of a moment frozen in a reinvented reality, where luxury and everyday life meet in a way that’s as unexpected as it is inspiring.
- Themes: Automotive, Car
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The print is mounted on a 2 mm Dibond panel and placed in the frame.
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The Artist
Dingo
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Pigment inkjet print on Fine Art paper, supplied with Hahnemühle certificate of authenticity.
The print is laminated onto a 2 mm Dibond sheet and mounted in the floating frame to give it visual depth.
The Fine Art print is placed on neutral cardboard, then covered with a 7 cm beveled white mat and anti-reflective, UV-resistant museum glass, before being framed in black aluminum or wood (black, white, oak or wenge).