![]() ![]() ‘You’re free to climb on, but achieving forward movement might be a challenge: the Flintstones-style quad, personal watercraft, and all-terrain vehicle are quite literally set in stone,’ he shares with a touch of humor. In ‘Radical Nature,’ this artistic philosophy is evident in how he designed the granite vehicles so that people can interact with them. Raw granite to create vehicle boulder sculpturesīaptiste Debombourg delves into human relationships between individuals and objects through his sculptures. Images courtesy of and by Stéphane Bourgeois and Baptiste Debombourg Debombourg’s intention is to make his artworks appear as authentic as possible, and a glance at the jet ski alone is a testament to his accomplished goal. For his latest art stunt, Baptiste Debombourg scatters the four-wheeler, personal watercraft, and all-terrain vehicle throughout the neighborhood of Quebec in Canada.ĭubbed ‘Radical Nature,’ this series of boulder sculptures is meticulously crafted using raw granite sourced from Polycor, combined with chemical sealing, discarded car and motorcycle parts, repainted elements, and epoxy resin to achieve a striking realism. He previously designed an immobile rollercoaster in Nantes, France, constructed from stacks of chairs, and a raggedy, fragmented caravan just outside the castle in Örebro, Sweden. This is not the first time Baptiste Debombourg has crafted such expansive and unconventional art installations. This engaging installation serves as both street furniture and an invitation for the public to enjoy a playful and imaginative experience with these recreated excursion vehicles. In his recent public art installation, Baptiste Debombourg carves out a four-wheeler, an all-terrain vehicle, and a jet ski from street boulders in Quebec, Canada, creating interactive sculptures that visitors can hop on and sit. Baptiste Debombourg’s vehicle sculptures ‘radical nature’ ![]()
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