Aaron Hope
September 23, 2009
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We’ve seen more and more sneaker-inspired art of late. It seems like Nike has either offered its Air Max 1 as a canvas, artists love the design, or both, because the AM1 as a muse is the hot pick. British artist Benedict Radcliffe applied his signature wireframe technique to the ’87s’, molding 10mm blue steel tubing until it looks like Tron come to life. 3.5 Meters (11.4 feet) long, this thing is nearly twice as big as you, so you might be best off just looking at the photos. via FRESHNESS
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