Projects

Twenty Years On The Playa

Every Playatech Installation, 2005 — Today
Fire stages, effigies, shade structures, a robot, and a great deal of camp furniture. Everything below was cut from 4′×8′ sheets, slotted together without fasteners, and hauled to the desert — where most of it was eventually given away, packed flat, or set on fire.

BM05 — Furnishing BRC

The year we furnished Black Rock City and found out plywood could do it.

BM06 — Fire in the Belly

Fire, and the furniture brave enough to stand next to it.

BM07 — Green Home

A whole home from sheets, proving the point about landfills.

BM08 — American Dream Home 2.0

The dream, rebuilt in half-inch ply and rather more honestly.

BM09 — Radical Evolution

Five years in, the designs stopped being furniture and started being architecture.

BM10 — Feed The Artists, Burn The Art

A hundred artists, dinner on the playa, and seating for all of them.

BM11 — Playatech At The CORE

Our work at the centre of the city, where everyone tripped over it.

BM12 — Lightning Casbah & Jozi

Two camps, one build crew, and a great deal of lightning.

BM13 — UniFire!

A fire stage, a DJ booth, and two twenty-foot effigies that burned on the Friday.

BM14 — Our 10 Year Caravansary

Ten years of Playatech, marked with a caravansary.

BM15 — Friends Of The Art: FOTA!

The friends who kept showing up, and what they built.

BM16 — The Tree Of Light

A tree that wasn't a tree, lit like nothing else on the playa.

BM17 — ZaVinci Labs & Burning Booth

The Man asked for a confessional. Our ultra-secret labs obliged.

BM18 — Splinter the TransPlayaBot

Part robot, part plywood, entirely unreasonable.

BM19 — Rapidly Deployable Shelters

Shelter that goes up fast, packs down flat, and leaves no trace.

BM2020 — Burn Night: Live From Home!

The year the playa stayed empty and we burned at home instead.

Build Daze

Before the art, the sawdust. What the build week actually looks like.

Seating The Street

Taking plywood seating off the playa and onto the pavement.

Playatech Motors: The Flaming Castle

Plywood was never meant to move. It moved anyway.

The Art Paradigm of Burning Man

Why art made to burn changes the people who make it.

Spoofy Proposal

Not every proposal is a serious one. This is one of those.

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