This artwork by Herman Brood is a tribute to the 50th anniversary of Formula 1 and depicts a racing car and related elements, probably with a reference to the famous racing driver Ayrton Senna, as suggested by the text "SENNA" at the bottom of the piece. It has a dynamic and energetic composition with a dominant yellow background, against which the red and black details of the race car contrast sharply. The car is abstractly rendered with swipes and drops of paint, suggesting movement and speed. Above the car, wing-like shapes can be seen, perhaps depicting a flying motion, which may indicate the speed and power of Formula 1 race cars. The text "F1 50 years" represents the anniversary of the racing class and celebrates the sport's long history. The use of stencils, splashes and other mixed media techniques is characteristic of Brood's style and adds to the raw, energetic feel of the work. The piece is both a tribute to Formula 1 and one of his iconic heroes and reflects the passion and pace of racing. Herman Brood is known for his rock and roll lifestyle and this work seems to embody this spirit with its vibrant energy and bold execution.