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Aaron Rosenberg

Aaron Rosenberg builds large-scale, illuminated, interactive installations for festivals and events out of Squamish, BC: CNC-cut timber, steel and addressable LED, made to tour and re-theme. His work includes the Orcar, a 24 ft orca on a 20 ft truck chassis built with 30-plus makers through the Create Public Art program at Create Makerspace, the ceremony Arch that has hosted legal weddings at Bass Coast, and the Noodle Box. He is also a festival producer and DJ.

Installations

The Orcar at night lit in pink and blue LED rope, riders inside the ribs above a dense festival crowdThe Orcar in afternoon sun, kids climbing all over its steel ribs and dorsal fin, the Squamish mountains hazy behind

Orcar

A life-size metal orca you ride inside and climb on top of

A 24 ft illuminated orca on a 20 ft truck chassis. Twenty people ride inside the belly of the whale while 7,000 LEDs trace its ribs. Carries a Southern Resident orca message.

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The Arch glowing at the end of a forest party at night, people dancing on its platform and a crowd gathered in frontA festival crowd cheering a ceremony at the Arch in the Bass Coast forest

Arch

A glowing arch to step under and say it out loud

An illuminated arch on a raised platform: two paths rise from either side, unite at the top and climb together toward infinity. Step up, take someone's hand and say it out loud.

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Festival-goers crowd around the lit Noodle Box at night, watching someone framed behind the noodle curtainThe Noodle Box as Wild Noods at dusk, animal-print walls and a lit noodle curtain

Noodle Box

A walk-through gallery in a giant takeout container

A giant take-out noodle box you walk into. Step through a curtain of glowing noodles and pose for the crowd outside.

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