Bike Rack by Mark Grieve and Ilana Spector is an archway, 30'tall, 40-50' long, made entirely out of reused bicycle parts. The environment at the Burning Man event is full of visual rhythm, and bicycles are the most dynamic part of that rhythm. This archway is an attempt to capture and manipulate that visual energy. The arch explodes outward, creating a gallant entrance to Center Camp and in fact creating a whole environment.
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Bike Rack by Mark Grieve, Ilana Spector

Photo by: Tristan Savatier

Year: 2007

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Bike Rack by Mark Grieve and Ilana Spector is an archway, 30'tall, 40-50' long, made entirely out of reused bicycle parts. The environment at the Burning Man event is full of visual rhythm, and bicycles are the most dynamic part of that rhythm. This archway is an attempt to capture and manipulate that visual energy. The arch explodes outward, creating a gallant entrance to Center Camp and in fact creating a whole environment.

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