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Possibly, the sweetest and less harmful Humvee you’ll ever lay your eyes on. Work of German artist Heidi Hesse who’s been living in the States since 1982, the life-sized, gum-ball covered Humer was exposed in 2004. According to the German artist, the sugary HumVee “comments on pop culture and reminds us of soldiers handing candy to children in far-flung countries at war with us”. Huh? Either someone's being extremely sarcastic here or Utopia just gained another permanent resident... -More pics after the jump
Link: heidihesse
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