Tesla has asked artists to submit graffiti art samples to cover Gigafactory Berlin recently via its official Twitter account. The EV automaker plans to cover Giga Berlin’s concrete walls with graffiti art.
Tesla has asked artists to submit graffiti art samples to cover Gigafactory Berlin recently via its official Twitter account. The EV automaker plans to cover Giga Berlin’s concrete walls with graffiti art.
“If you want to help cover Giga Berlin in awesome graffiti are, send us your work at GigaBerlinArt@Tesla.com,” the company tweeted recently.
Tesla’s open invitation to artists for some graffiti art samples to cover Giga Berlin’s walls reveals its progress on the factory’s construction. The graffiti art would most likely be one of the finishing touches to Tesla’s Model Y plant at Giga Berlin.
Elon Musk recently flew to Germany and visited the Giga Berlin construction site with the Minister of Economy, Labor, and Energy for Brandenburg Jörg Steinbach. Following their visit, Musk and Steinbach tweeted about the “great progress” they saw in the construction of Giga Berlin during their visit.
“When all the finishing touches are done, I hope it will be considered a jewel of Brandenburg!” said Elon Musk in reply to one of Steinbach’s tweets.
Anna Melnykova, "Palace of Labor (palats praci), architector I. Pretro, 1916", shot with analog Canon camera, 35 mm Fuji film in March 2022.
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