TED Talksのインスタグラム(ted) - 8月29日 07時07分

This is “Koilos,” a steel sculpture created by Michael Christian for Burning Man in 2007. Burning Man is a week-long event where participants trek into Nevada’s Black Rock Desert to build a temporary, anti-consumerist society. Artists of all skill levels come together to create imaginative, larger-than-life installations that often seem straight out of a dream — or maybe a nightmare. No one is trying to make refined, flawless pieces. In fact, almost everything is burned to the ground at the end of the week. It’s art for the sake of art, not a price tag, and the creations spark the curiosity and wonder of people all over the world. “In these cynical times, it's comforting to know that we're still capable of great feats of imagination, and that when we search for connection, we come together and build cathedrals in the dust,” says craft curator Nora Atkinson. To watch Nora’s TED Talk and see more amazing art from #BurningMan, visit go.ted.com/burningman

Photo: © Michael Christian | rsneight designs, courtesy Smithsonian American Art Museum

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