Kristian von Hornsleth‘s “Kill Me Fast” – Ducati Collection

The ‘Kill Me Fast’ comes as one of the most gorgeous two-wheeled machines in the world. These Ducati’s 1098 and 1198 have a very special design that was done by a highly controversial Danish artist, Kristian von Hornsleth. This new bike brings a combination of amazing Italian design and the superior engine technology. This is said to be so thanks to its performance that has a very powerful machine. The bike can hit a speed of 320 km/h.

The artistic work of Hornsleth is precisely a blend of beauty, speed and death. The “Kill Me Fast” has painted lines and forms that interact in a futuristic attempt to investigate the given logic of the Ducati’s design. Hornslet calls the bike series “Kill Me Fast” since he thinks it appropriate for the bikes that can rip off the 0-60 mph dash in less than three seconds. Hornsleth was drawn to the Ducs when a salesman was asked if it was dangerous to ride such a fast bike. The guy gave a response that people who ride the bike will not feel anything when they hit a wall going 320 km/h. That is 198.8 mph for those who are with an aversion to the metric system. The guy also said, “We can’t say with any authority whether or not yhat is true, but chanches are your friends and family will feel loss long after the EMTs finish plucking your molars from the mortar”.

At the first glance, this bike will bring a sense of horror, yet the art is very impressive if it is closely looked. For those who do not want to spend the money on the actual motorcycle, they can do with a poster. Hornsleth is offering two different posters, with three different sizes.