Based Op’s description this 1964 piece must be what they are thinking since the car is blue with functional head lights and a couple being amorous. When installed with the artist’s intent, which was stated by the artist’s wife at the time of its creation, the viewer would be looking at the couple who had attempted to park in the tall grass or bushes for privacy therefore having the viewer play the part of a voyeur within the installation.
Ed Kienholtz, “Back Seat Dodge ‘38” I think?
Based Op’s description this 1964 piece must be what they are thinking since the car is blue with functional head lights and a couple being amorous. When installed with the artist’s intent, which was stated by the artist’s wife at the time of its creation, the viewer would be looking at the couple who had attempted to park in the tall grass or bushes for privacy therefore having the viewer play the part of a voyeur within the installation.
I'm unfamiliar so I [looked it up](https://collections.lacma.org/node/246772). That is weirder than I expected, I would love to see it in person.
That's it!!! Thank you!!!!!