Arne Quinze at Burning Man
Here is a sequence of images showing the construction and destruction of the giant wood sculpture designed by Arne Quinze of Quinze & Milan at the Burning Man festival in Death Valley, USA in September last year.

The sculpture is a larger version of the timber installations Quinze has built at design shows in London, Cologne and Miami and required 150km of wooden laths.

It took 25 people over three weeks to build the structure, which measured 60m x 30m x 15m high.

The structure was destroyed as the “final burn” of the week-long festival.

The project was a collaboration between Quinze and radiator brand Jaga, for whom Quinze has also designed a customised truck.





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