the scrambler ducati 10° anniversario | rizoma edition
When I look at a motorcycle, I don’t see a collection of parts. I see a rhythm. An intention. A space where engineering meets the human instinct to move, to explore, to belong somewhere between control and freedom. The Scrambler Ducati 10° Anniversario | Rizoma Edition was born from this point of view. Not from a brief, not from a celebration for its own sake, but from a simple question I asked myself at the beginning of the process: how can a motorcycle express the identity of its rider, rather than simply carry them?
This project redefines motorcycle design, merging the bike, helmet, suit, and landscape into a seamless vision of motion and art. The Scrambler Ducati 10° Anniversario | Rizoma Edition , limited to 500 pieces, pushes the boundaries of style in the motorcycle world. Set against the raw beauty of Joshua Tree, it celebrates self-expression through craftsmanship, where rider and machine become a fluid work of art.
At the core of this project is the relationship between the rider, the motorcycle and the environment. Filming in Joshua Tree was not a backdrop choice, but a statement.
Here, the motorcycle becomes an extension of intention.
Lines, materials and finishes work together to express a fluid connection between body, machine and space. What moves is not just metal, but the experience of riding itself — posture, trajectory, breath.
Anchored in Ducati’s Scrambler DNA and reinterpreted through Rizoma’s design philosophy, this edition is, above all, a manifesto. It speaks to those who believe that what matters is not only where you arrive, but the quality of the questions you ask while designing the future.
This motorcycle is for those who don’t simply move from point A to point B. It is for those who want to leave something behind — not just a mark on the asphalt, but a lasting impression.
