Ben Tuna has been repurposing deteriorated vehicles into art using salvaged stained glass. In a Glendale, California warehouse, he turned a derelict 1965 Porsche 911's windows into colorful displays featuring biblical imagery. He’s also working on a Porsche 356 affected by the Los Angeles fires, utilizing the same artistic techniques. Describing his work as 'Resurrection,' he aims to not just restore but creatively reinterpret these classic cars. Tuna draws inspiration from his father, emphasizing how his artistry in color sets his work apart. His initial presentations are anticipated during notable automotive events.
Tuna transforms rusted wrecks into art, utilizing stained-glass salvaged from centuries-old church windows to create unique automotive masterpieces, showcasing his artistic vision and heritage.
The unique project features elements like halo-clad seraphim and a bearded prophet, turning vintage cars impacted by California wildfires into extraordinary art pieces.
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