Trevor Stewart for RSRV

Corpus Machina

RSRV is a celebration of intersection. We talk about it a lot, but we cannot overstate its value. Art and design, man and machine, style and performance, organic and metal, form and function. There’s a multitude of overlaps and interweaving that create the pastiche that is Alpinestars RSRV.

Trevor Stewart quantum leaps in and out of all of those overlapping intersections. He navigates them with throttle and fabric. He exalts the art of riding a motorcycle, but also the value of aesthetics. He preaches about the poetic fusing of muscle and mechanical, but he also embodies it. He lives RSRV as much as he wears it.

As a prolific storyteller and active member of the RSRV family, Trevor recently took it upon himself to curate and produce a stunning visual demonstration of the beauty of these overlapping things and styles.

On a recent night, somewhere out near Palmdale, Trevor and partner-in-style Celine Nguyen executed their vision for what RSRV looks like. Along with fellow visionary Cole Haneur (behind the lenses), an array of cameras, and a 60-ft. radius of dolly track, Trevor and crew realized a beautiful, dusty, organomechanical fever dream. Naturally, the apparitions in this dream were clad in Alpinestars RSRV.

"THE IDEA AROUND OUR SHOOT WAS MORE THAN JUST SHOWING THE NEW GARMENTS ALPINESTARS RSRV HAS TO OFFER. IT WAS AN EXPRESSION OF WHAT ARTISTS BRING TO LIFE. RIDING A MOTORCYCLE IS ART. EVERY TURN, JUMP, CLICK THROUGH THE GEAR IS LIKE A BRUSH STROKE. OR THOSE TWO LINES IN A POEM THAT BRING YOU TO A TEAR."

Trevor Stewart

Trevor Stewart speaks emphatically about the art of riding a motorcycle, but he lives it more emphatically. Emphatically, but subdued. Quietly and calmly chaotic. It’s inspiring to see him speak and live.

Huge shouts to Trevor for bringing his vision to life and bringing us along for the ride.