Artist transforms London bus into athlete doing push-ups for Olympics
The 2012 London Olympics kicks off today, to celebrate this summer's Olympic Games, Czech artist David Cerny transformed a London bus into an athlete doing push-ups. He attached two gigantic electrical arms which lift the body of vehicle up and down, so it could do push-ups with resounding grunts and groans like the athletes you’ll see once the games begin. Dubbed as the London Booster, it will be displayed outside the Czech Olympic headquarters in London. Cool, watch the video after more.
Via ohgizmo
By Ben on Thu Jul 26 2012
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