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EPISODE · Oct 11, 2021 · 1H 26M

Building Bond Cars, Sculpting Art & Designing Icons with Jean-Yves Tabourot, Jonny Ambrose & Etienne Salome

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This week the Driven Chat Podcast comes to you from Sleeping With Art - a new event celebrating automotive art! We have three chats for the price of one this week where we talk to three very different artists exhibiting their work at the event. First up is Jean-Yves Tabourot, who is known now as a painter of beautiful and iconic cars but previously was an engineer for Williams Racing, where he was involved in building racing cars and film cars. The significant car he was involved in was the Jaguar CX75 - the villain car in the James Bond Spectre film. Jean-Yves talks about his direct involvement in building the CX75 and how it was used whilst filming Spectre.Our second guest is Jonny Ambrose, an artist and sculptor celebrated for creating some of the most fantastic works of art, showcasing the shapes and forms of some of the most iconic cars and racing cars we all know and love. Jonny talks about his processes, his methods and his journey as an artist. Our third and final guest is Etienne Salome, a car designer responsible for helping create some of the ultimate flagship cars whilst working for Bugatti. Leaving behind the world of EB110's and Veyrons, Etienne now designs yachts and limited production automobiles such as the Arkonic Land Rover Defender 90. Don't forget! You can email the show via [email protected] or DM us on your preferred social media feed (@DrivenChat) to speak to the team! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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