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Some imaginative ecologists from the CMP Block in Taiwan try to merge “art, aesthetics, and nature”. They have succeeded, as we can see the best car repurposing in ages. These old cars, are drowning in grass, since they’ve become some kind of fertilizer for the soil and vegetation, instead of polluting the environment or ending up in a car cemetery.
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