We first participated in 2006. Over the past decade
or so, we've attended most of the years whenever
we had the time to do so. Coming here
is always a great experience because we treat it as
a holiday, and it's a wonderful opportunity to exchange
ideas with artists from around the world. We believe
in shamanism, tanism, so that's why we are
building a shaman who communicates with the cosmos. And
the drum is like a sun. The drum is
the sun, in fact. And when the shaman
comes out, it shows its totems and communicates with
the cosmos. The sculpture Aurora Borealis is a representation
of a planetary view that will be located at the
top and at the bottom of the sculpture where we
will also sculpt a moon. Then we will create
movements to represent the northern lights which can be observed
at the North Pole.