Take a photo with an interesting construction;

isolate the structure.

Apply a Droste Effect filter.
New, exiting compositions materialize that can be used as a basis for something else.

The underside of a table
The inside of a helmet
A pattern on a tie

It’s a pity that the F1 rift has been bridged.
I eagerly awaited a new powerful top of the world car competition that would emerge from the wrecked championship.
Now, we’ll have an edgier crisper version of the same old boring thing.

The most talked about theme today is cars.
Limit technology? Push it? Is this piece legal?

Pilots while important, have been relegated to the “we already know your amazing fucking talent, but the difference is the cars” corner. Will they become redundant?

We want a simple competition:
Daring pilots, fast cars, and the advancement of car/machine tech.
Let’s involve universities!

The cars///

1 Unlimited engine/s:
Gas, electric, hydrogen, whatever.
Efficiency and economy will grow Darwinianly alongside a strong ecological element that everybody wants.

2 Teardrop/wedge shape:
Clean aero, no spoilers.

3 Mystery area:
The area under the car is open to any aerodynamic invention.
Do as you please, don’t risk the pilots life by design.

The secrets of the underside will infuse the season with a fresh razzle dazzle of teams hiding shapes by painterly deceit. Think of it as the sailboat race-like mystery encircling fin-keel profiles.

4 Four open wheels:
Set at regulation distance between themselves.
Slick tires, no rules on manufacturing.

5 Aerodynamic/energy generating wheels:
No protrusions outside the tire rim.

6 Electronics and mechanics:
Traction control, ABS, active suspensions and whatever they come up with next.

7 Last but not least: Safety.
Develop better airbags, decelerators, and protectors for crashes.

F1 should entertain us while pushing technology forward.

ZAP! is a small sidetable that recalls comic explosions.
It could be built using laquered MDF, laser-cut steel, and a tube.

This table is part of the designdreams collection.
They are works in progress looking for somebody to manufacture them.
Interested? Contact me.