The History of the BMW Art Cars
#16 Olafur Eliasson | BMW H2R | 2007
Eliasson replaced the hydrogen-powered prototype’s outer body with a structure of metal mesh and ice. This is no longer a painted car but a changing physical environment. Its glowing interior makes the frozen shell feel both protective and profoundly fragile.
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