Hammocks were everywhere at Burning Man - and I spent hours in them.
Costume #1 - Hitting the playa for the very first time!
Costume #2 - Fuchsia
(I had a costume in every color but blue and orange. So red, yellow, green, pink, white and silver/white)
More of Costume #2!
Sun salutations by the temple as the sun sets over Black Rock City in the Nevada desert.
Costume #3 - Desert Angel
Dude on a pony car outside the temple. Of course.
Worshipping the speaker gods at my friend Andrew Freston’s camp, Robot Heart.
There were spray paint cans all around this bus for people to make their own art (on it, of course).
Burning Man
Costume #5: Kermit the Frog’s Slightly Deranged Princess Sister
Jumping on a random trampoline. Of course!
Burning Man Costume #6
(my tutu actually had glowing LEDs in it!)
It’s almost impossible to explain Burning Man, except to say that it’s the fullest expression of human creativity you could imagine - through installation art, moving art, performance art, costumes, music, dance and conversation.
