Burning Man may be one of the unique festivals in American history. Every year since 1986, as many as 60,000 people have gathered in a makeshift village in Nevada's Black Rock Desert to celebrate art, life, and radical individuality.
Burning Man 2012 came to its awe-inspiring climax on Saturday night, as participants set fire to "The Man," a huge wooden effigy. While seeing a giant burning effigy is certainly bizarre, it's hardly the most interesting thing at the festival.
Participants are encouraged to partake in surreal art experiments, leading to some pretty trippy visuals all around. Click "Start" to see some of the most artistic, interesting, and downright insane things at Burning Man 2012.
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ReutersHallie McConlogue stays cool partially submerged in a fishbowl helmet on Friday during the Burning Man 2012 "Fertility 2.0" arts and music festival in the Black Rock Desert of Nevada.ReutersMark Gower, dressed as a samurai, dances at sunrise on Friday during the Burning Man 2012 "Fertility 2.0" arts and music festival in the Black Rock Desert of Nevada.ReutersRainbow Fish, left, and Ambidrextrous, their Playa names, enjoy a bottle of wine and a kiss at sunrise on Friday during the Burning Man 2012 "Fertility 2.0" arts and music festival in the Black Rock Desert of Nevada.ReutersCiberfy, his play name, dances at sunrise on Friday during the Burning Man 2012 "Fertility 2.0" arts and music festival in the Black Rock Desert of Nevada.ReutersAn aerial view shows the Burning Man 2012 "Fertility 2.0" arts and music festival in the Black Rock Desert of Nevada on Thursday.ReutersA man is captured and tagged by members of Animal Control during the Billion Bunny March during the Burning Man 2012 "Fertility 2.0" arts and music festival in the Black Rock Desert of Nevada on Thursday.Reuters
