The Love Box is a support camp for our new Mutant Vehicle “The Love Box”
Comprised of groovy, loving players from the USA, UK, Netherlands, Germany and South Africa, we are out to bring love to the playa through a colourful magic carpet on wheels. Our sensual lips and soft bedspread will draw in the mojo and hearts of the playa.
We are looking for more lovers to support our mutant. Applications are open
The pure aesthetic of our vehicle will add to the whimsical and colourful prism of this years burn. Our gifts are spontaneous, generous and infectious. An oasis on wheels for anyone needing to chill, body shot central and heaps of bad advice, we have it all.
We charge a fee to join but provide great infrastructure in return. We have everyones interests in mind and aim to use the input from this burn to shape future burns into even better experiences
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