What the Burning Man Festival Looks Like from Space
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Burning Man — a popular annual festival held in a temporary city built in the Black Rock Desert in Nevada, USA. Each year at the end of August, around 70,000 enthusiasts of “radical self-expression” gather in the desert, according to the festival organizers themselves.
Burning Man's philosophy is based on 10 principles, at the core of which lies the idea of “not interfering with one's neighbor”.
Each year the festival's main art theme changes, and it grows into a range of creative projects. The 2019 art theme — “Metamorphoses”.
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