Unique & Limited’s Time Travelling Motorsport Art is Astonishing

Making History Come to Life in a Spectacular Fashion

We all know History likes to repeat itself – however when Jan Rambousek and his team at Unique & Limited travel back in time to recreate important moments, the past usually turns out to look much more fascinating the second time round.

With their unique combination of original photography and advanced 3D graphics they create astonishing works of art in a variety of limited formats.

Jan says “Our mission is to re-energize inspiring stories from the past by using modern technology to create premium large-scale prints that allow present and future generations to experience history like never before.”

Subsequent to ten years of working with ‘demanding clients’ in the advertising industry Jan decided to go down another path, one which would lead him to follow his real passion without any limitations of clients. He successfully developed a new type of fine art – realistic high-definition images recreating historic moments, particularly in motor sport.

In 2012 he began developing initial ideas for his now internationally acclaimed Silver Arrows project – a series of emotional visuals recreating memorable moments from twelve different races prior the pre-WWII era when Germany had significant dominance at the Grand Prix circuit. Jan’s distinctive style emphasizes on features that were impossible to capture in the past considering the undeveloped technological resources.

Today, Jan and his team have successfully continued to create limited collections including a Ferrari 250 GTO collection – featuring one of the world’s most expensive cars participating in two of the most famous race tracks, Le Mans in 1962 and Targa Florio Italy in 1964 – and an aviation themed collection called “The Flying Heroes” featuring important breakthrough moments such as the impact of the Battle of Britain. Their upcoming projects include the remarkable Porsche 917, the outstanding Maserati 250F and the infamous Bugatti T35 speeding through racing history. And yet, so much more is planned for the near future such as resurrecting the glorious Titanic or the incredible Hindenburg in way never seen before.

Jan admits that countless hours of work are dedicated for the production of each visual. “It’s so time- consuming because we need extreme levels of detail as we aim for a minimum resolution of 20,000 pixels (width). We are also producing behind-the-scenes videos that give a glimpse of all the hard work that goes into our creations. Nobody else is currently doing what we do. It is a new type of art.”