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Exodus

Posted by TATIANA on

We left Burning Man Monday September 3 in the morning, exodus took about two hours. Not bad.



Reality had arrived - Burning Man was over for this time. I hope to be back at Black Rock City next year!



The theme for 2019 is Metamorphoses. It's just perfect. ❤️
“Omnia mutantur, nihil interit”
(Everything changes, nothing perishes)
― Ovid, Metamorphoses

“Energy can be transformed from one form to another, but can be neither created nor destroyed.”
― 1st Law of Thermodynamics



Pic borrowed from burningman.org
Read all about the Burning Man theme for next year here
https://journal.burningman.org/2018/10/philosophical-center/the-theme/burning-man-2019-metamorphoses/

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  1. Josephine i Bryssel on :

    I saw a documentary about "Burning man" on ARTE not long ago. It's mindblowing the art which is created and the way it is put up and afterwards removed so the desert retakes the space. The closest one can come to it here in Europe is maybe Glastonbury? but that is more of music than art.

  2. TATIANA Post author on :

    Yes....much of the art is very impressive and the people creating it are very devoted to their craft.
    I highly recommend a visit to Burning Man, people of all ages gather together for a week of just an incredible experience.
    🙂

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