This Colorful Basketball Court is Sandwiched Between Two Parisian Aparments
In a little old neighborhood in Paris, nestled between two apartment buildings, lies this perspective-bending basketball court, straight out of a geometric abstract artist’s fever dream. The court is named after the Rue Duperre on which it stands and was created as a dual project between French fashion company Pigalle and Nike in 2009.
The court itself was revamped this past summer though another joint collaboration, this time with Ill-Studio for the Pigalle Basketball Spring Summer 2015 presentation. The design teams drew inspiration from Russian artist, Kazimir Malevich’s “Sportsman” painting, with great results as you can see below.
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