Wow  all the Thai girls in this video are cute      

ShareThe Gates Of The Capital is one of the building coming in future in Abu Dhabi. This building has entered into a book Guinness as “The building with the largest slope in the world”. Apart from this building many new projects are prepared for the future building to come in Abu Dhabi

The Gates Of The Capital is one of the building coming in future in Abu Dhabi. This building has entered into a book Guinness as “The building with the largest slope in the world”. Apart from this building many new projects are prepared for the future building to come in Abu Dhabi. Check out the images of this buildings after the jump …

Love-love is the permanent and mobile image of a wrecked ship that has become a functional and safe leisure object. It was created by French artist Julien Berthier.

That is strange...and is it safe?

For this piece he adapted an abandoned 6.5 metre yacht so that it appears to be perpetually sinking. To create this, the vessel was split and a new keel was constructed allowing it to be sailed by Berthier at a 45 degree angle off the coast of Normandy. Love-Love, like much of his oeuvre, is impressive, poetic and humorous.

In this project, the artist invests his energies and resources into creating an art of fiasco, aiming in his words to “fix an object at the moment of its deregulation.” The image, and metaphor of the sinking ship is an iconic one – it signifies death, lost hope and sinking dreams. Berthier’s Love-Love freezes those sentiments permanently both celebrating and overturning them. On display in the gallery will be the boat itself as well as a series of accompanying photographs and documentary video showing the performance in Normandy. ( via International Marine Counsultancy IMC)

An especially interesting car is on displays At the Siam Ocean World in the Siam Paragon shopping center in Bangkok, there is a fabulous car there that cannot be driven. Why? Because it is filled to the top with water!

Dozens of fish call this extremely modified vehicle their home. And just so you know, the doors to this car are welded shut just in case any mischievous person thinks it funny to release that much water and fish onto the mall floor.

Made by the guys at RoboSteel, an Irish company specialized in creating artistic sculptures out of scrap metal, this Optimus Prime replica is the best I’ve ever seen.

Characterized as “the most amazing steel sculpture ever created by RoboSteel” this Optimus Prime sculpture is made of over 5,000 recycled steel parts, collected from a car, a boat, a motorbike, a dishwasher, a television and others. It’s 2.5 meters tall and weighs an impressive 550 kilograms.

More pictures after the jump