Art in Motion. Hand Painted.,New Ducati Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini Centauro_
- 3 months ago
Art is in motion. Hand drawn. Really. The Centauro is a one-of-a-kind piece.
Paolo Troilo did it again. The Minotauro was a custom piece using the Lamborghini Huracan EVO. Now it's Ducati's turn and the Italian motorcycle manufacturer has taken the covers off a very special Ducati Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini with the same finger painting application.
In the hands of an expert rider, you can expect the Ducati Streetfighter V4 to run naked circles around any other sport in its class. It became even more stunning when the Lamborghini version appeared, one of the most powerful naked bikes in the world and one of the most unusual and sharp-handling two-wheelers with handlebars.
But this one is extra special. While the mechanical parts are top-notch and gorgeous, this V4 represents the work of a master finger painter (literally). Paolo Troilo continues his tenure with Lamborghini with the Ducati Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini. Both bikes were exhibited together at the "Art of Myth-Making" exhibition at the Galleria Cavour in Bologna at the Arte Fiera modern art exhibition as part of the ART CITY satellite event. Ducati and Lamborghini supported the 50th anniversary of the event with Huracan and Streetfighter, modern marvels of engineering and beauty.
Centauro was inspired by the mythological creature that represents wisdom and fearless madness. The bold lines of the Streetfighter V4 were the perfect canvas for Troilo to express his vision with his fingers.
The video above highlights the process and details of Troilo's work with Ducati. It highlights the dedication and emotion to his creative process through his unique canvas and is definitely worth a look, two or more.
“Centauro comes from imagining what it might feel like to merge with a machine that could enhance our abilities as humans. And Centauro is the translation of this feeling; When you ride such a Ducati, you no longer perceive the distance between man and machine, you become one.
Source: https://www.rideapart.com/news/708231/ducati-streetfighter-v4-lamborghini-centauro/
Paolo Troilo did it again. The Minotauro was a custom piece using the Lamborghini Huracan EVO. Now it's Ducati's turn and the Italian motorcycle manufacturer has taken the covers off a very special Ducati Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini with the same finger painting application.
In the hands of an expert rider, you can expect the Ducati Streetfighter V4 to run naked circles around any other sport in its class. It became even more stunning when the Lamborghini version appeared, one of the most powerful naked bikes in the world and one of the most unusual and sharp-handling two-wheelers with handlebars.
But this one is extra special. While the mechanical parts are top-notch and gorgeous, this V4 represents the work of a master finger painter (literally). Paolo Troilo continues his tenure with Lamborghini with the Ducati Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini. Both bikes were exhibited together at the "Art of Myth-Making" exhibition at the Galleria Cavour in Bologna at the Arte Fiera modern art exhibition as part of the ART CITY satellite event. Ducati and Lamborghini supported the 50th anniversary of the event with Huracan and Streetfighter, modern marvels of engineering and beauty.
Centauro was inspired by the mythological creature that represents wisdom and fearless madness. The bold lines of the Streetfighter V4 were the perfect canvas for Troilo to express his vision with his fingers.
The video above highlights the process and details of Troilo's work with Ducati. It highlights the dedication and emotion to his creative process through his unique canvas and is definitely worth a look, two or more.
“Centauro comes from imagining what it might feel like to merge with a machine that could enhance our abilities as humans. And Centauro is the translation of this feeling; When you ride such a Ducati, you no longer perceive the distance between man and machine, you become one.
Source: https://www.rideapart.com/news/708231/ducati-streetfighter-v4-lamborghini-centauro/