A Pictorial Journey to Burning Man. {Nudity} Via Andrew Wyatt on Jul 11, 2015 It all started in the summer of 2002 with little more than a Jesus costume, a pyramid of canned chili and 20 gallons of water stuffed into the back of a 1983 Volvo station wagon.
I was Southern Baptist preacher, convinced by a friend, to putter a beater car into the Black Rock Desert of northern Nevada. I was thrown head-long into America’s most eclectic, provocative and combustible arts festival—Burning Man. Suddenly, the universe became much larger than I had previously realized. Since emerging from that head splitting experience, I began a journey out of Christian ministry into a career of festival and news photojournalism. The Burning Man experience rewired my mind and soul. The experience shattered the narrow confines of my previously-held beliefs—all the king’s horses and all the king’s men couldn’t put my old head back together again.
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For two years, French photographer Charles Fréger has been traveling throughout 19 European countries and trying to capture the spirit of what he calls “tribal Europe” in his “Wilder Mann” series. What he found was a huge array of pagan rituals, mainly related to the winter solstice and spring renewal, focusing on the common myth of the “wild man.” [Read more...] It appears that the tradition of men dressing up as wild animals and monsters, which dates back to neolithic times and shamanism, is still very alive nowadays.
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