Exhibit Work
My exhibition is all about expressing yourself through the flow of your vehicle. As a car enthusiast, this exhibition is sure to touch the inner kid in everyone that grew up playing Need For Speed and Midnight Club LA. The Racer’s Edge exhibition is a tribute to the very first Fast and Furious movie, where Paul Walker’s character, Brian worked at a performance shop called The Racer’s Edge. Whether you want to bring your car in for some new wheels, a new exhaust or a full performance upgrade, at The Racer’s Edge, we got you covered. Like I said before, this exhibition is a throwback to when people took the time to actually build their cars out and express themselves with sound systems, engine upgrades and even the type of paint that they chose. I focused mainly on the aspect of having the import and Japanese cars in this exhibition since those are the cars that I enjoy and are just fun to drive. Seeing different people build the same car but in various ways shows the creative process. Within the exhibition, you can find all kinds of performance options, body kits, wheel and tire packages and even suspension modifications. That passion about having a car that stands out from the rest of the vehicles at a parking lot speaks who you are as a person. With this exhibition I am able to show people that these types of cars are not gone, they are just taking a break. The Racer’s Edge is also hosting an event called Import FaceOff that is going to happen from December, 18-20. This event is all about leaving your issues at home and having a good time. Whether you want to compete for best paint, best interior or best of show you can register your car a few days before. For all the adrenaline seeking people out there, there are ride-alongs that we have with pro-drifters from different parts of the world. We also have drag racing and to end the night, an all out concert by T-Pain.
