An immersive, 15 foot environment shaped like a brain. In the center of the brain was a brain-stem structure with five attached holographic goggles.

An interactive installation, occurring over a 20' x 40' staging area, where participants experience the four elements (earth, air, wind and fire) with the goal of reclaiming themselves as they existed prior to their loss of innocence.

This cage was built to capture people and transform them into princesses. A trunk full of dresses was placed temptingly inside the cage. Once people were inside rummaging through the trunk, we locked them in. They then had to negotiate with passersby to be let free. This was a collaboration between Shelly Farnham, Dave Vronay and Weiru Cai

    

Interactive experience, having audience members at a costume parade become a part of the show. Brainchild of Pat Cole.

A15 foot structure shaped like a crashed space ship, crashed into an ocean floor. Inside the space ship an interactive musical console made out of 20 childrenís toys embedded in foam and wired to a guitar amp. This project examines how a childish sense of play may imbue people with the ability to explore new places. People could play the toys collaboratively.

This project explores the psychological impact of making structures to burn them, knowing they represent inner demons. Several human sized demons were made as models, and then we had a "demon making workshop" to help others make demons. All demons were burned.

A garden made out of rope lights sculpted into 2 to 8 foot flowers, with several life-sized dancing human figures dancing amongst the flowers

As much as possible we try to incorporate art projects into our fundraising events. For a Halloween party, we created 6 8 foot monsters cut out of plywood to allow people to stick their heads through the mouths and claws. We created five 8' dancing skeletons, and a 20' wall installation of ghosts made out of life sized plaster body casts. In collaboration with Area47

We transformed a room into an underwater world, including fish, netting, kelp, etc.

We created a 32 foot geodesic dome, with a hand sewn cover made out of sail cloth, and decorated the dome to look like a Persian pleasure palace, with draperies, rugs, and pillows.

We built a 1/3 scale facade of the Parthenon. The facade was built so that people could stand in the pediment much like greek statues.

This project explored people's ability to make meaning out of the most random information. A booth was set up with an "Ask the Oracle a Question Sign" sign, and an arrow pointing to a button. When the button was pressed, the oracle answered from a random selection of hundreds of oracle statements found online, spoken by four synchronized female voices.

The Oracle was a 2003 Burning Man project. It was 2 x 8 booth made out of plexiglass and four mannequin heads. The booth lit up with the oracle button was pressed.

We transformed a room into a galaxy, including a solar system with 4 foot planets and a 20 foot milky way.

We created an interactive experience that emulated what it was like to land on an alien planet, including a decontamination chamber, a tourist office, an alien forest, and indigenous inhabitants that interacted with participants with unexpected cultural norms.

Virgin Goddess was created to play the role of a ritualistic virgin sacrifice. The structure included a fountain component, with water pouring out of her hands to bless her worshippers. People wrote notes on the form before it was burned.