Uploaded February 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
The Tip of the Iceberg is a 30-foot tall clitoris of stone, steel and cement, fabricated to be monumental like Stonehenge, thus the nickname Clit-Henge. It aroused a lot of conversation at Black Rock City 2023. It’s the phallic symbol’s sister. It’s highly sensitive, and highly talked about, and according to the artist, the more we discover what it does for any of us and all of us, and the more we can celebrate the birthright of pleasure.
Melissa Barron a.k.a. Syn has traveled to many places around the world that informed her lens of creativity, sustainability, gender equality. With her family and friends, she co-creates art, from the 2013 Temple of Whollyness to her decade-long regeneration project Art for Trees, to this new intimate inquiry, the Tip of the Iceberg.
And what about the aerialist performance involving the Burning Man and wombs and birth, sanctioned by none other than Burning Man founder Larry Harvey?
Journey with Syn, Andie Grace and Stuart Mangrum through the Clit Renaissance, the re-thinking of pleasure inequities, the teachings of cancer, the wisdom of aging, and the intuition of radical reciprocity. They explore these complexities, and they keep it light and bright.
Tip of the Iceberg (Burning Man 2023 Art Installations)
burningman.org/about/history/brc-history/event-archives/2023-event-archive/2023-art-installations/?yyyy=&aq=tip+of+the+iceberg#a2I8X00000hDLZ6UAO
Tip of the Iceberg (Burning Man Gallery)
gallery.burningman.org/asset/d60ef72e-8b60-4496-9155-1d581341e35e?i=8&q=the+man
The Temple of Whollyness (Burning Man Journal)
journal.burningman.org/2013/03/burning-man-arts/brc-art/the-temple-of-whollyness
Art for Trees (Burning Man Journal)
journal.burningman.org/2022/07/burning-man-arts/brc-art/art-for-trees
Syn on Social Media
instagram.com/crone_of_arc/?hl=en
The Tip of the Iceberg is a 30-foot tall clitoris of stone, steel and cement, fabricated to be monumental like Stonehenge, thus the nickname Clit-Henge. It aroused a lot of conversation at Black Rock City 2023. It’s the phallic symbol’s sister. It’s highly sensitive, and highly talked about, and according to the artist, the more we discover what it does for any of us and all of us, and the more we can celebrate the birthright of pleasure.
Melissa Barron a.k.a. Syn has traveled to many places around the world that informed her lens of creativity, sustainability, gender equality. With her family and friends, she co-creates art, from the 2013 Temple of Whollyness to her decade-long regeneration project Art for Trees, to this new intimate inquiry, the Tip of the Iceberg.
And what about the aerialist performance involving the Burning Man and wombs and birth, sanctioned by none other than Burning Man founder Larry Harvey?
Journey with Syn, Andie Grace and Stuart Mangrum through the Clit Renaissance, the re-thinking of pleasure inequities, the teachings of cancer, the wisdom of aging, and the intuition of radical reciprocity. They explore these complexities, and they keep it light and bright.
Tip of the Iceberg (Burning Man 2023 Art Installations)
burningman.org/about/history/brc-history/event-archives/2023-event-archive/2023-art-installations/?yyyy=&aq=tip+of+the+iceberg#a2I8X00000hDLZ6UAO
Tip of the Iceberg (Burning Man Gallery)
gallery.burningman.org/asset/d60ef72e-8b60-4496-9155-1d581341e35e?i=8&q=the+man
The Temple of Whollyness (Burning Man Journal)
journal.burningman.org/2013/03/burning-man-arts/brc-art/the-temple-of-whollyness
Art for Trees (Burning Man Journal)
journal.burningman.org/2022/07/burning-man-arts/brc-art/art-for-trees
Syn on Social Media
instagram.com/crone_of_arc/?hl=en
