Wooden Snake Art
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A large-scale, community-driven multimedia art installation created for an aligned burn or Wellbeing and Arts festival
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About
In the Year of the Wooden Snake, I’m creating a 3m-tall modular Rainbow Ouroboros—laser-cut from 9mm plywood and assembled like a giant 3D puzzle. Inspired by Burning Man, it’s an interactive effigy made for arts, wellbeing, and aligned festivals.
Impact
Large-scale immersive art is costly, and often the last to get funding. This project prototypes a low-cost, tech-enabled art project that expands access, fosters collaboration, and brings transformative art to festivals and community events.
Progress
We tested a successful prototype at OHM gathering Australia, receiving enthusiastic feedback. We're now refining the design for easier assembly and dismantling, creating an instructional video to support wider use at festivals and community events.
Team
With over 10 years experience in product design and large-scale projects, plus a decade focused in culture and collaborative art, I bring a unique skill set that merges sensitivity with experiential design to create impactful experiences.
Funding
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Leaderboard page (offline): https://artizen.fyi/projects/wooden-snake-art
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