Nezar Alkujok
top: prow of the vessel above: hull of the vessel from below
On water the vessel is driven by the wind, the keffiyeh tensioned across the fin arms to form its sails, while the fins themselves angle below the surface as keel and rudder to hold its course. To leave the water it floods and vents a series of ballast chambers along the hull, trimming its weight until the envelope lifts it free, at which point the fins re-angle into the air as stabilising planes.
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