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This year’s festival featured approx. 47,000 people from Las Vegas, the U.S. and the world, who all traveled to an ancient lakebed, known as “the playa” in the Northern Nevada Black Rock desert to build a temporary, all-encompassing community defined more by its spirit, art, and gifting than the normal constraints of daily life.
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Celtic Forest was created by artists Laura Kimpton, Bob Hofmann and Jeff Schomberg.
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Crude Awakening was created by artists Dan Das Mann, Karen Cusolito, Black Rock FX, Pyrokinetics, Nate Smith, Mark Perez, and MonkeyBoy
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Big Rig Jig was created by artist Mike Ross
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Homouroboros was created by artist Peter Hudson
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The Steampunk Treehouse was created by artist Sean Orlando
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Kill the Earth was created by Las Vegas artist Anthony Bondi
When the sun goes down at Burning Man, the pulse becomes electric as burners play on the playa.
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Burners mingle near center camp looking out toward the playa at dusk on Tuesday.
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Dusk on the playa between center camp and where “The Man” used to be. Playa dust kicked up from participants forms a cloud on the horizon as art installations are being set up.
