Hummer Stagecoach: Exactly What it Sounds Like
by Robert Quigley | 4:30 pm, March 27th, 2010
In protest of the U.S.’ overdependance on oil, artist Jeremy Dean came up with a clever, provocative form of protest: a horse-drawn Hummer stagecoach, complete with raised outdoor seats at the front of the car. Titled the “CEO Stagecoach,” he took this model — called Futurama — out for a spin through Central Park in New York earlier this month, drawing some amusing reactions from onlookers.
Now, the Hummer was discontinued at the end of February — by which point Dean had most likely laid the groundwork for his project already — but the point still stands: If anything, it proves an even better coda for a certain unsustainable, mid-2000s way of life.
(via Presurfer)
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