Burning Man

Jen Lewin’s site-specific, interactive sculpture Aqueous made its debut at the 2017 Burning Man. Created during the Summer of 2017, Aqueous invites all participants to move on, among, and around the sculpture, engaging in the Art of Play. To date, this remains the largest installation of the sculpture at over 10,000 sqft.

Derived from the Golden Ratio, each platform in Aqueous is created from a custom, rotationally molded form. During the day, Aqueous’ surface reflects the sky, audience, and surrounding environment. At night, Aqueous engages visitors as they walk along its surface watching as their actions create swirling eddies of light.