Stéphane Gil sculpts the iconic American convertible of the 1950s, an era when Detroit designed cars like pieces of fine jewelry. The pale blue bodywork is adorned with an abundance of chrome: massive bumpers, a beaded grille, side moldings, and trim that accentuates every curve. The artist reconstructs the object as a computer-generated image, and it is in the finish that everything comes together. The pearlescent paint reflects the light, with each chrome element mirroring the next. A work of art that celebrates an era when the automobile was a decorative art form in its own right.