VIOLET VELOCITY
Analogue on Plexiglas
39x39in
$5,210
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René Staud
Germany
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Artwork details
- Printing : Digital on Plexiglas , Alu-Dibond under plexiglas
- Framing : Framed
- Dimensions : 35.4x27.6in
About this artwork
The 1964 Porsche 356 represents the origin of the Porsche brand. In an elegant
With its navy blue paint finish, it embodies a reduced form of sportiness and elegance.
The design is a tribute to the winter meetings of the Württemberg Porsche Club in the seventies.
The Porsche 356 stands for lightness, precision, and clean lines. It forms the basis of all
Subsequent Porsche models and remains a timeless symbol of automotive culture.
The design… was created in 2019 at Staud Studios Stuttgart. It is also a reference to the
Photographer Hans Truöl, who shaped the scene of the 1960s. The staging is self-evident.
as a bridge between past and present.
The visual language is minimalist and precise. The paintwork creates a sense of depth and
Uniformity, not through effects.
With its navy blue paint finish, it embodies a reduced form of sportiness and elegance.
The design is a tribute to the winter meetings of the Württemberg Porsche Club in the seventies.
The Porsche 356 stands for lightness, precision, and clean lines. It forms the basis of all
Subsequent Porsche models and remains a timeless symbol of automotive culture.
The design… was created in 2019 at Staud Studios Stuttgart. It is also a reference to the
Photographer Hans Truöl, who shaped the scene of the 1960s. The staging is self-evident.
as a bridge between past and present.
The visual language is minimalist and precise. The paintwork creates a sense of depth and
Uniformity, not through effects.
René Staud
Germany
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Credentials
- Works on commission
René Staud is a photographer with deep roots in a fascination for automobiles, shaped by a childhood surrounded by major car brands. He utilizes staging, lighting, and a meticulously composed image architecture, where every detail is deliberately designed. His style combines precision with dramatic impact, emphasizing both the emotional and technical aspects of the automobile. His works convey the energy, passion, and innovative spirit that make the car a symbol of progress and a lifestyle.
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