Royal Enfield Announces Art of Motorcycling Season 5 – Cine-Verse : Where Film Meets Motorcycling

Royal Enfield has announced the return of its flagship global creative platform, Art of Motorcycling (AOM), now entering Season 5 with the theme Cine-Verse. What began in 2020 as a grassroots initiative has evolved into a worldwide cultural forum where motorcycling inspires art, design, and storytelling across continents.

This year, participants are invited to reimagine themselves as film directors, creating original movie posters featuring themselves alongside their Royal Enfield motorcycles. From sci-fi fantasies and action thrillers to noir dramas and romantic sagas, the challenge is to distill cinematic vision into a single powerful image that embodies both artistic flair and the timeless spirit of motorcycling.

New Category: AOM Young Legends

For the first time, Art of Motorcycling will include a dedicated category for young creators aged 11–18. The AOM Young Legends category mirrors the main brief, giving young talent equal visibility and the opportunity to see their work showcased at Motoverse 2025 in Goa, alongside professional artists and global creators.

An International Jury of Cultural Icons

Entries will be reviewed by an esteemed global jury representing diverse creative disciplines:

• Harun Robert (Rob) – beloved Indian artist and TV personality who inspired a generation through M.A.D. on Pogo TV.

• Raj Khatri – renowned creative professional behind iconic posters for films like Baahubali and Jodha Akbar.

• Diana Ordóñez – Colombian urban artist celebrated for her surreal and mystical murals.

• Muklay (Muchlis Fachri) – Indonesian pop-culture illustrator and street artist with a bold, graphic style.

Additional jurors from LATAM and APAC regions will ensure diverse perspectives, while each jury member will also create their own Cine-Verse interpretation, later developed into exclusive merchandise.

Royal Enfield – Art of Motorcycling Season 5

From Local Workshops to Global Showcase

Entries can be submitted in hand-drawn or digital formats. Regional juries across 12 participating countries will shortlist submissions before advancing up to 100 works to the global stage. Winners will receive an all-expenses-paid trip to Goa for Motoverse 2025, where their creations will be unveiled at the AOM Arena.

Last year’s season drew 42,000 entries across 12 countries, reaching over 23 million people worldwide and sparking over 10 million interactions, proving the immense cultural appetite for creative engagement around motorcycling.

Registrations for Royal Enfield AOM Season 5 are now open. Participants can download the official design toolkit and submit their entries on the Royal Enfield website: Royal Enfield Art of Motorcycling – Cine-Verse.