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PHOTO GALLERY: BURNING MAN PROJECTS
Lightwire is used everywhere as decor, for theme camps, for art installations for hats, and for costumes. From the roving eye of Light 'N Wire Productions, feast on the following Lightwire creations.
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The Cradle
The Cradle, by Deidre DeFrancaux and Jann Nunn.
Light 'N Wire provided Lightwire to outline the perimeter fence and entrances of The Cradle art installation.
(Burning Man, 2001)
Coliseum
The Coliseum.
The Coliseum was created by Perry Pfenniger, Charles Peling, and
a fellow team of artists.
The Lightwire installation was applied to
the Spirit Gateway.
(Burning Man, 2001)
Spirit Gateway
Close up: Spirit Gateway at the Coliseum.
Close up detail of Spirit Gate made with Lightwire following the outline
of the
Spirit Gate sculpture
at the Coliseum site.
(Burning Man, 2001)
Lightwire Emblem
An emblem made of lightwire.
A graphic emblem completely covered in Lightwire.
(Burning Man, 2001)
Eyes of Gawd
Eyes of Gawd, Jim Bowers.
Light 'N Wire was the design consultant for the blinking animation of the Eyes of Gawd, created by Jim Bowers.
(Burning Man, 2002)
Kitty Kamp
Kitty Kamp theme camp beacon.
Many Burning Man theme camps use illuminated beacons installed on 10-15 ft tall beacons in front of their camps. For late night spotting, Kitty Kamp created a large 3-D Kitty face illuminated with Lightwire.
(Burning Man, 2008)
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