PUBLIC ART COLLABORATION
is an installation of wood, yarn, and black lights created by Sky Mandala Camp for Burning Man, a counter-culture arts and music festival of 55,000 people that exists for a week in the Nevada desert.
Staying true to 2011 Burning Man's festival theme "Rites of Passage" and philosophy of "leave no trace" we create an interactive mandala canopy-archway with the physical integrity to sustain extreme weather and with easy disassembly at the festival's close.
At night, to our surprise, our piece interacts beautifully with Mark Lottor's "The Diamond Tower", a 40ft tall rhombus shaped tower of computer controlled color changing LED lights, creating ever-changing spectacular visual effects.
Staying true to 2011 Burning Man's festival theme "Rites of Passage" and philosophy of "leave no trace" we create an interactive mandala canopy-archway with the physical integrity to sustain extreme weather and with easy disassembly at the festival's close.
At night, to our surprise, our piece interacts beautifully with Mark Lottor's "The Diamond Tower", a 40ft tall rhombus shaped tower of computer controlled color changing LED lights, creating ever-changing spectacular visual effects.
