KUALA LUMPUR: Royal Enfield has launched Season 4 of its #ArtofMotorcycling (AOM) initiative, extending its creative platform globally.
The competition now invites artists and designers from Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, Japan, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia and Mexico to
submit designs.
Season 4, themed the "Y3K edition" challenges participants to envision a futuristic motorcycling world set in the year 3000, blending technology, freedom and adventure.
Participants can submit artwork across four categories - Gen AI, Digital Art, Handcrafted and Comic Art.
This year’s entries will be reviewed by global judges and regional juries, bringing diverse expertise.
The global panel includes experiential designer Aaquib Wani (Lollapalooza, India Cricket), animation filmmaker Debjyoti Saha (Goppo Animation), and artist-filmmaker Varun Gupta (Gen AI, visual art).
Meanwhile, regional judges feature Asep Iskandar (Malaysia, Art of Speed), Manga artist Haruka Satonaka (Japan), art director Mao Gronewold (Mexico) and Thai artist Takrit Krutphum.
The top designs will earn an all-expenses-paid trip to Motoverse (an annual motorcycling event in India where motorcycle, arts and music are the highlight.
This year, the event will be held in Goa, India from Nov 24-26th.
It will be followed by country-level winners will receive a special edition AOM-inspired hamper.
All winners will also be featured on the Ride Pure Podcast/Vox Pop at Motoverse, and their winning artworks will be showcased on AOM apparel, merchandise, and collectables.
Entries are open until Oct 20 and winners will be announced announced from Nov 1-10.
Interested participants can head over to the #ArtOfMotorcyling section on Royal Enfield’s website to register.
