From towering light sculptures to heartfelt personal tributes, the inaugural Everywhen in the Mojave was filled with unforgettable art. Director Terri Harris shares highlights and stories from artists who helped shape the Electric Universe.

Byte wasn’t just an art piece—it was a landmark, a hammock haven, a spa-like hideaway, and the heart of a sunrise party. One attendee reflects on discovering Jay Blanda’s giant pink microchip at the Everywhen in the Mojave.

Black Rock or Mojave? Both will test your limits. From suffocating dust to skin-splitting heat, these desert landscapes break you down—and build something stronger in the process.

A reflection on the four-year journey of the “Temple of Five”—a sacred space built from reused materials, transformed across festivals, and fueled by personal meaning. From bamboo to the Mojave, this living installation continues to evolve within the Everywhen.

Massive, luminous, and unforgettable—Kevin Dow’s “Infinite Regression” stunned at Everywhen 2021 at Juplaya, holding its ground against brutal desert storms and drawing crowds into its glowing depths. Dow, a humble yet driven creator, shares how his journey from small camp pieces to full-scale installations led to one of the year’s most iconic playa artworks—and what’s next for the Everywhen.

From its pink-rimmed origins to its flame-belching dance floor, Chester isn’t just an art car—it’s a living legend on wheels. Artist and provocateur Jason Anderholm has transformed Chester into a roaming celebration of self-expression, safe spaces, and unapologetic joy. Built with grit and managed with heart, Chester represents the wild spirit of the Everywhen.

Gigantic, pink, and covered in fuzz, BYTE’s sentient microchips are more than just eye-catching art—they’re a playful dive into the ethics of AI and freedom. Lead artist Jay Blanda and his crew bring the whimsy of animation and the heart of a cartoon revolution to Everywhen with Chip and Tara: two free robots now living for joy, connection, and the occasional dance party under their fur-covered domes.

Juplaya 2021 saw a surge of creativity and community in the Black Rock Desert, with Everywhen builders, artists, and DJs transforming the playa into a vibrant homecoming. From spontaneous fire towers to reflective temples and dazzling art cars, this year marked a turning point for those seeking intentional, independent desert gatherings.