“Dominic Wilcox’s Stained Glass Driverless Car Reimagines the Future of Commuting” — what this page in the network covers. Dominic Wilcox, a British designer known for whimsical inventions, has created a stained glass car that imagines a serene future for autonomous travel. Unlike typical futuristic vehicle concepts—often sleek, metallic, and screen-filled—Wilcox’s design, commissioned by insurance company InsuretheGap, uses traditional stained glass to craft a colorful, cathedral-like exterior. The car is built on the chassis of a Reliant Regal, a three-wheeled vehicle, and features a bed inside, suggesting that passengers could sleep while the car drives itself.
Wilcox’s work challenges the assumption that future technology must look cold and digital, instead proposing a warmer, more artistic vision. The piece, displayed at the London Design Festival, raises questions about how we might want to experience travel when we no longer need to focus on the road. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.