Sounds easy, right?
After all, everybody has ridden bicycles, most from a very young age.
It is impossible to not remember how a bicycle looks like.
Well then, go grab a pencil and try it.
Of the 376 people who responded to his interview, only 25 percent managed to make an accurate sketch.
Gimini then took the most impractical designs and digitally rendered them, for his project titled Velocipedia.
Giminis participants came from across seven different nationalities.
The youngest one is aged at 3, and the oldest at 88.
The most unintelligible drawing was made by a doctor.
There is an incredible diversity of new typologies emerging from these crowd-sourced and technically error-driven drawings.
The idea started in a bar in Bologna, Italy, during a conversation with a friend.
He couldnt, which seemed laughable.
Later Gimini learned that he was not the first one to conduct this experiment.
