According to a recent article in the Sopris Sun, the Grovestock Festival was a success, with attendees enjoying a weekend of music, food, and community in the beautiful surroundings of Sunlight Mountain Resort. The festival was a celebration of music and art.
One of the highlights of the festival was the Prismatica installation, which delighted visitors with its colorful light displays and interactive features.
Artist Nico Heins connects a copper pyramid to vegetation which in turn plays music during Grovestock Festival at Sunlight Mountain Ski Resort on Saturday. | Photograph by Ray Erku.
The installation, is part of a larger project aimed at bringing public art to communities around the world.
The Prismatica team was thrilled to be part of the Grovestock Festival, and to share their work with a new audience. "We're always looking for new opportunities to showcase our art and engage with communities," said one team member. "The Grovestock Festival was the perfect venue for us to do that."
The team behind Prismatica.art is passionate about the power of art to bring people together and spark joy and creativity. They believe that public art can help create more vibrant, connected communities, and they're committed to making their installations accessible to as many people as possible.
If you missed the Grovestock Festival, don't worry – there will be plenty of opportunities to experience Prismatica.art in the future. The team has plans to bring their installations to festivals, public spaces, and events around the world, and they're always looking for new partners and collaborators to help bring their vision to life.
So here's to the Grovestock Festival, and to the power of art to inspire, connect, and uplift us all. We can't wait to see where Prismatica.art goes next!