Car Face Revisited
Via Things (and from here) comes this delightful set of photographs from Vladimir Nikolic in which he apes the “expressions” of a range of cars. The anthropomorphic (N.B., I can never say that word again without thinking of the hilarious job interview scene in Saxondale, the brilliant show with Steve Coogan as a former rock roadie turned exterminator that’s unfortunately not out stateside) nature of cars is really brought into high (comic) relief by Nikolic.
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November 24th, 2008 at 10:18 am
Fantastic! the parallelism found.
As it is known our specialiced face recognition system lead us to detect topographical relations of cerain features that share the same arrangment that our natural face configuration.