I have always been frustrated when I asked friends and acquaintances that had been to Burning Man to tell me what it was like. Typically, there is an uncomfortable pause followed by a blank stare and a few mumbled words forming partial sentences. The story was almost always the same, “I have no idea how to explain Burning Man. You’ll just have to go and experience it for yourself. It’s just amazing, and I can tell you this, it changed my life.”

From the incredible, massive art installations and roaming “mutant vehicles” and “art cars” to the collective and collaborative community of people hailing from all corners of the world, Black Rock City rises from a prehistoric, alkaline lakebed in Nevada to become a mind blowing, life changing, imaginative sea of possibilities known as Burning Man.