Crafted from CNC-cut plywood and bio-resin. Nebula was designed to provide both fun and shelter. At Burning Man, it became a place where people could gather, reflect, celebrate and share their experiences. Every detail of its modular design reflects the collaborative spirit that built it, proving that when people come together, they can achieve the extraordinary. Today, Nebula continues its purpose at Second Sky, a learning and community center in Tucson, Arizona, dedicated to education, sustainability, and inclusivity.

Here, it serves as a symbol of hope and a gathering space for workshops, celebrations, and quiet moments of reflection. Second Sky’s mission to foster a brighter, more sustainable future aligns perfectly with Nebula’s purpose, as the installation sparks conversations about creativity, environmental stewardship, and the power of collaboration. Nebula Shroom Grove is more than an artwork—it is a living story of what can be accomplished through collective effort. By giving back to the communities it touches, Nebula reminds us that the most meaningful creations are those that bring people together and leave a lasting legacy of joy and connection.

Credits: Silvia Rueda - Lead Artist Lina Castaneda - Concept Artist / Project Manager Ana Maria Ortiz - Construction Artist Claudio Arevalo - Build Crew Lead Vanesa Rueda - Lighting Designer Kristina Chan – Photographer Carolina Jaramillo - Camp Coordinator / Volunteer Daryna Polishchuk - Build Crew Assistant Juan Leon - Lighting Assistant Sebastian Moreno - Build Volunteer Angelica Mancilla - Build Volunteer Lukas Jaramillo - Videographer Alberto Garcia - Camp Lead Alfredo Chavez - Computational Designer La May - DJ/ Build Volunteer Theophile Peju - Computational Designer Antony Panzica - Build Manager Dante Testolini D2B - Fabricator Format - Structural Engineer