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Art made of sheet metal and anger: Ramon "Feral" Weibel at the Swiss Toyota Museum.
Ramon "Feral" Weibel is an artist, tinkerer and border crosser. With his "Screaming Demon", a Toyota Celica converted into a post-apocalyptic work of art, and the meme-inspired Subaru Forester "Subuwu", he caused a stir at Bad Ragartz - at least away from the official art scene. Both vehicles are now in the Swiss Toyota Museum in Waltensburg, where they open up new contexts between cars, art and history.
Feral, who once lived homeless in his Celica, completely rebuilt the vehicle after an accident – with Flex, welding machine and a lot of improvisational talent. The conversion was both an art project and a personal process. For him, art is "functional, raw and radically personal". He is currently working with AI, 3D printing and software – without a gallery, but with an unbridled urge to create.
"I'm not a collector – I shape machines," says Feral. His works tell stories that are louder than any engine.