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The most wild and incredible art at Burning Man 2017

Burning Man — the annual festival in Nevada's Black Rock Desert — is known for its extraordinary art. Here are some of the greatest pieces on the playa so far.

This year's Burning Man — the wild, nine-daylong annual festival in Nevada's Black Rock Desert — started on August 27.

Tens of thousands of people ventured to the desert for the festival, known for itsbrutal sandstorms,apocalyptic fashion, and massive, eclectic art installations created by attendees.

The theme for this year's artwork is " target="_blank"Radical Ritual," and participants can interpret it however they want.

Take a look at some of the best art from Burning Man 2017 so far.

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"Rabid Transit" by Duane Flatmo and Jerry Kunkel

The duo behind " target="_blank"El Pulpo Mechanico," a giant flaming octopus art car, made this sculpture that incorporates fire and animals like rats, fish, and rabbits.

“Aliens? – Yes!” by Dmitry Volkov and Andrey Bartenev

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"Angel Queen" by Randy Polumbo

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"The Tree of Tenere" by the Tree of Tenere team

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"The Shrine of Lost Moments" by Alexander Paulski, Amely Kling, Holger Weßels, Katharina Hagg, Markus Ehart, Robert Barth, and Severin Taranko

"Múcaro" by El NiNO

"Black Rock Observatory" by Kevin Bond

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"Deep Playa Dumplings" by the Catmandu collective

"Cymantix" by Camp Shakin Bacon

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"Ursa Mater (Mother Bear)" by Lisa and Robert Ferguson

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"La Victrola" by La Victrola Society

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"The Flower Tower" by Kevin Clark

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"XOXO" by Laura Kimpton and Jeff Schomberg

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"The Gummy Bear Mandala Pyramid" by DiCapria

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"1:44 Turquoise Portal v.2" by Trans Portals

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"Bloom" by Peter Hazel

"From a distance, this piece will look like a single large creature, but upon arriving one will realize it is comprised of thousands of smaller jellyfish, swimming in a sea of tentacles and lights.

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This piece is interactive and climbable with a large viewing platform in the “belly of the jelly,” thirty feet in the air, where one can look out on the playa, viewing art and Burning Man from a bird’s eye view.

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