JONATHAN STERNER AKA STERNO INFERNO

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Nobody knows, where nobody goes, because nobody's ever been there! - Sterno Inferno

K-Rock and Roller trike build

K-Rock’s well loved, well ridden trike with was in need of some serious attention.

The first step was to remove the old mountain bike frame on the front and replace it with a secondhand cruiser.

K-Rock and Roller trike old diff

Look closely at the differential, you might be able see it was the end of the road!

K-Rock and Roller trike

Here is the used cruiser chassis on the old rear end.

K-Rock purchased a new axle and differential which meant the old rear end of the classic trike had to be re-imagined.

After quite a bit of trial and error, this was the final result!

K-Rock and Roller trike re-imagined

Click on the image for closer view of the new differential.

K-Rock and Roller trike

It’s ready for a paint job and Blackrock City Nevada!

Custom K-Rock Trike is born

Thats one happy K-Rock Trike

Tags: #custombike, #customtrike, #K-Rock, #trike

Categories: Custom Bike

Blue Rhino Kinetic Sculpture Project

This is a photo of a cardboard and tape prototype for the Blue Rhino Kinetic Sculpture.

The final sculpture will be a metal frame covered with lightweight fabric backlit with pulsating colored lights to the beat of the music.

Here’s look at what it potentially would look like with transparent, and back – let.

TANGRAM Rhino

Where a short story about a rhino that goes to burning man!

Categories: Kinetic Sculpture

A custom tricycle is born!

Categories: sculpture by Jonathan Sterner

Burning Man Burning 2012

Time lapse video of the 2012 burning man burning. 50,000 people standing in the dark surrounded by lights and music. 100 miles north of nowhere Nevada.

Music credit: Smiling Hatefully By Adam Daughterson.

Categories: BurningMan

Burning Man 2012

Black rock city Nevada, Burning Man 2012 is a bicycle city.

Tags: Burning Man 2012

Categories: BurningMan

Tabletop calendar photo

This photograph is from a calendar that I had about 10 years ago. The calendar is long gone but this one page from the calendar remains. It’s a photo of the Tabletop art car by Reuben Margolin. I have had it saved in a picture frame hanging in my office.

Today I opened YouTube, and it recommended I watch this video on Kinetic art. I can’t tell you how cool it was to find out the story behind this photo that I have been admiring for all these years.