Antonio Paglia is an architect and designer working out of Milan who created an Alfa Romeo Concept that’s unbelievable. If the two-tone Alfa Romeo C18 Concept that he created looks like it’s straight out of the sketchbook of a design school student specializing in autos that’s because Paglia teaches that class at the Politecnico di Milano. The artist and designer that’s worked with brands ranging from Ducati to Ferrari and won multiple car design awards created this concept that’s completely unrestricted in terms of real production costs, feasibility and modern design constraints. We don’t see any way that this hyper-modern design is ever going to get turned into a car that will see time on the road, but that doesn’t make us want one any less.
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