For this festival the great luxury brand going by the name of PORSCHE, wanted to find a very dynamic and exciting way to share the celebration of the 50th birthday of the 911. The mission was truly accomplished when they commissioned the talented Gerry Judah to create a sculpture specifically for this event. For those of you that are not familiar with this Calcutta born artist here is some info: Raised in London from the age of 10, his works exist in many theaters including the Royal Opera House, Sadlers Wells Royal Ballet, English National Opera and many more. He began to build a reputation for innovative design creating spectacular settings for institutions such as the Natural History Museum,BBC, Led Zeppelin, The Who and has designed bridges in London and Cambridge.

Now with his newest baby weighing in at 22 tonnes, he has all of us on our knees from pure respect and amazement. This gravity-defying sculpture holding three iconic Porsche sports cars 35m high in the sky is truly breathtaking with its 3 futuristic white steel ‘arrows’ racing upwards incorporating the speed of light.  With one word we would describe this piece as simply ‘orgasmic’; the lines, the edge, the essence of speed have a multitude of effects on visitors. Some stare at it for hours, others pose for photographs. The smartest of all lay underneath it taking in the sheer drama of it all. 

Leaving the design of the PORSCHE 911 to speak for itself, this structure simply moves and expresses the design essence of this car. There is a perfect representation of the 911 amongst these 3 models. On the left is the blue colour original 1963 / 911, in the center the iconic 1973 911 Carrera RS 2.7 which is one of the most popular models and on the right the latest 911 model. A true completion to history.

Gerry Judah said ‘I wanted to show design in a perfect moment’. This is surely THAT moment and with this we leave you with the creators words on this piece. All we can say is ... PERFECTION IN MOTION.