A red Vauxhall Corsa hangs upside down with the tarmac peeled back from the pavement and curled over.
Welcome to the magical world ofAlex Chinneck, a British artist known for his large-scale, mind-bending architectural illusions.
The same year, he took a commercial property in Central London and completely inverted it.
These pieces are not conceptually driven, or trying to deliver a particular message, he says.
The aim is to astound people and just cheer them up a bit.
The floating house took eight months to realize.
