The Hand of God — 2003
About
The Hand of God is an intricate, three-dimensional, copper sculpture of a woman's left hand. The Hand produces huge, hot flames through nozzles in each of the five fingers. Fire will fly from the tips of her fingers into the air, visible and thrilling to every audience member. Those close by will feel the heat of God and hear her roar—a visceral, unforgettable, full-body experience.
Effects
Flames range from 30' to 100' tall. A range of transitional metal salts are used to color the flame into red, teal, blue, purple, and silver sparkles.
Specs
The Hand is 12’ in height.
Exhibited at Burning Man, Black Rock City, NV — 2003
