Spiral Spring Wings

Human Powered Flapping Flight would be possible with a 4- wing, one piece suit made of springy foam and shaped adaptively so that it serves the purpose of smooting the person into the air. The design principle would be to simplify completely, so instead of having a 2-part suit with skeleton and separate skin, the foam suit would use density fading to achive springyness in one area and lightness in another. The suit would extend the capability of each apendage or of the body as a whole to use all of its energy evenly in supporting itself in air. One way to do this would be to graduate the shape and thickness of the wings so that they fade slowly into the air and have extreemly sharp but flexible edges. I think the wings should also be curled up around each appendage so that they only unfurl when the flyer excecutes a crawl style stroke vigorously enough with all limbs. (See bad drawings at link below.) Besides the spiral shape of the wings, (see link two) this idea is basically just a "simplify" idea for human powered flapping flight. Every design I've ever seen involves working parts that would not be efficient and would eventually wear out anyway. The answer seems to me to be to simplify the design as much as possible so that the one piece suit serves only the purpose of smoothing the person into the air so that they can use their energy efficiently. I'm pretty sure the answer is in the shape and the adaptiveness (gradual as opposed to sharp change in every quality) of the wing suit.