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Love Her But Leave Her Wild - Atticus

love, earth
by: The love, earth writer collective
from: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
year: 2019

The largest love letter movement ever conceived. The purpose: to inspire a clean climate future by spreading simple commitments to our planet. The art is intended to mobilize citizens to use the power of sending and receiving letters of love from Earth to change, contribute and commit to an environment that we can all be proud of.

The installation will be large enough to be captured from space, and thus our imaginations. In year one, a sky-facing comma will emerge and form a love letter altar. Within the wood structure, a writing area would support a hanging collection of completed letters, growing organically, drawing on attendees to contribute to a siren call from Earth, distributed around the world after the event by the artists.

URL: http://love.lettersfromearth.org/installation
Contact: [email protected]

https://burningman.org/event/brc/2019-art-installations/?yyyy=&artType=B#a2I0V000001T96KUAS

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Duncan Rawlinson
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Burning Man 2019, Burning Man All
Love Her But Leave Her Wild - Atticus<br /> <br /> love, earth<br /> by: The love, earth writer collective<br /> from: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada<br /> year: 2019<br /> <br /> The largest love letter movement ever conceived. The purpose: to inspire a clean climate future by spreading simple commitments to our planet. The art is intended to mobilize citizens to use the power of sending and receiving letters of love from Earth to change, contribute and commit to an environment that we can all be proud of.<br /> <br /> The installation will be large enough to be captured from space, and thus our imaginations. In year one, a sky-facing comma will emerge and form a love letter altar. Within the wood structure, a writing area would support a hanging collection of completed letters, growing organically, drawing on attendees to contribute to a siren call from Earth, distributed around the world after the event by the artists.<br /> <br /> URL: http://love.lettersfromearth.org/installation<br /> Contact: love@lettersfromearth.org<br /> <br /> https://burningman.org/event/brc/2019-art-installations/?yyyy=&artType=B#a2I0V000001T96KUAS