Kukulkan’s Portal is our most recent big art installation which debuted at the 2020 Toronto Light Festival. It will be exhibiting at Burning Man in 2020. It is composed of two geometric shapes, an acrylic merkaba (stellated octahedron) enclosed in an aluminum cube. The design is meant to show the geometric relationship between the merkabah and the cube. Kukulkan’s Portal is a modular geometric sculpture in honor of the new discoveries made in mathematics and […]

The Electric Dandelions were born at Lucidity in 2016 and made their first appearance at Burning Man that year as well. The 28 ft tall dandelion sculptures have a beautiful and elegant design to them. Their spherical shape is attributed to the geodesic sphere that lies at the heart of the Dandelion. Forty one light tubes crop out from the vertices. At Night, the geometric dandelion sculptures come to life at night as the LED […]

The Sea Urchin is a massive sculpture of a sea urchin with spines that light up at night. Abram Santa Cruz was inspired to make this art sculpture as a result of being a dive volunteer at the Aquarium. His dedication toward ocean sustainability and the preservation of sea animals inspired him to create the sculpture and pursue a degree in Environmental Science. The sculpture was originally displayed at Burning Man in 2015 and won […]

Our first big art installation took place at Burning Man in 2012. It was the Peace Wall. Most walls are built to seperate people, but the Peace Wall was built to bring people together. The Peace Wall is a half-circle, 50 ft. in diameter and 8 ft. tall. On the 'inside wall', an original painting and design spans the entire 80 foot section made from Multiwall sheets. From the outside the Peace Wall looks like […]

A 2014 Burning Man, Lucidity, and Lightning In a Bottle art project. 90% recycled from the Peace Wall.