Energia Ferrari

During the First World War, it was a symbol of death in the skies—a winged steed belonging to Count Baracca, meant to instill fear in his adversaries. Enzo Ferrari adopted the emblem and added a yellow background as a nod to his hometown, Modena. Later, under the Ferrari team, the symbol took on the form we know today—a horse with a sleeker silhouette, adorned with a flowing mane and tail raised upward.

In 2024, in the artwork "Energia Ferrari," the steed showcases its modern energy! A wild eye, the tension before the leap, the strain of what comes after, the energy of desire… The energy of true stallion power. The energy of Ego. The energy of untamed spirit. The energy of striving, after years, to break free from the confined space of a frame, logo, or emblem—leaving the question of what comes next to be resolved later!