Shogun West is a dynamic multimedia story, four years in the making. Originally envisioned as a massive 20'x40'x15' installation art piece and comic book, this project has evolved into a rich narrative expressed through interactive art exhibits, video, audio, photography, engineering, designs, performance art, and more.

Crafted by Coywolf, an engineer, artist, and athlete, Shogun West uniquely combines mechanical and industrial engineering with the art of freestyle motorcycle riding. Coywolf's diverse background spans freestyle BMX, downhill mountain biking, street racing, 4-wheeling, and multiple forms of motorcycle riding. His artistic style is informed by these experiences, and he meticulously trains and develops his own equipment to push the boundaries of what's possible.

El Toron, a 2021 KTM 890 Adventure R, is a testament to Coywolf's innovation. This motorcycle is over-engineered to withstand motocross tracks, off-road racing, and high-speed riding, all while serving as a performance art piece. Though initially built to race in the Baja 1000, delays sparked a renewed focus on Shogun West.

The narrative centers on Prometheus, an old warrior navigating between worlds as Shogun Joe, a charismatic conqueror, has taken his son hostage. Prometheus, who once led a peaceful life, is forced to adopt a new perspective. Having saved the last living bull, El Toron, by preserving its soul in a motorcycle, Prometheus is determined to rescue his son and counter Joe's path of extinction. Joe, taking the forms of a weasel and bluebird, deceives populations with charisma, while Prometheus seeks to reveal the truth.
Join us as Shogun West unfolds, blending the raw energy of Coywolf's stunts with a compelling tale of survival, transformation, and adventure.