Art & Experiences

A five-piece installation featuring four mini murals by a collective of artists, connected through a central projection-mapped circle. Raised textures, translucent patterns, programmable backlighting, and multi-layered depth make this piece an evolving and living canvas shaped by community.

A massive retro-inspired TV wall fusing analog visuals with modern festival energy, transforming into a glowing, pulsing centerpiece.

Illuminating the pathway from Main Stage to Vibe Stage, these futuristic lamp posts create a glowing corridor of light and atmosphere.

Part installation, part living sketchbook, Derpwall is a large interactive painting wall open for freeform expression, doodles, and collaborative chaos. Paint and staffing are provided during festival hours. Grab a brush and join!

These fairy houses are a homeage to the little hands of our Fairy-Field community that birthed and continue to make this special festival happen. This a representation of our joy, our struggles, our triumpths, and our peoples.

The Fairy Portal invites you into a realm where the limitless magic from child-like wonder allows for nature and technology to converge. In this glowing enchanted forest, two portals rise organically from tree trunks— acting as doors to the fairy realm and symbolic gateways into collective imagination. Above the portals, fairies twinkle, guiding participants into a deeper sense of play and curiosity. Crystals climb the surrounding trees and ground, creating a surreal, dreamlike landscape that shifts with the light. By day, the forest feels alive with enchantment; by night, it transforms under blacklight as fluorescent paint illuminates the forest with a vibrant, ethereal glow.

Look closely and you might see some mysterious glowing mushrooms nestled in the forest trees. Artist Holiday Fagan brings her Victorian-style lampshade caps that glow to softly to guide pathways at Symmetry.

Tucked within the Library, this installation resembles an apothecary of the future, complete with a lore book featuring fantastical creatures and artifacts.

Step into a living canvas of light and distortion. The Interactive Kinect Wall by Glitchwerks invites you to move, play, and watch as your body transforms the space in real time. Built with TouchDesigner and layered in signature glitch graphics, this installation blurs the line between art, technology, and the human form making every interaction a unique, immersive performance.

A luminous installation inspired by the ethereal beauty of the luna moth. This moth symbolizes the artist's love of light and the wildlife around her home. At Symmetry, spotting this moth is a symbol of good luck.

Zach Bajat's vision was to create the feeling of a "half-and-half hug," a meeting point where human connection and humor intertwine with the environment around us. "Por qué no los dos?" Zach asks, as Tree Hugger reminds us that love and comfort can come from surprising places.

An intricately cut and illuminated CNC archway welcoming attendees into the Symmetry world.

A custom CNC-carved installations and custom signage that are wayfinding art pieces placed around the grounds. These are hand crafted and hand painted by our wonderful Symmetry Art Team.

A psychedelic mural dedicated to the festival's central theme: the balance of nature and technology, expressed through bright colors and layered symmetry.

A striking spray-paint and acrylic mural live-painted at the festival, capturing the essence of creative flow. Ůara uses music to channel creativity through him. The vibes of whatever music is playing weaves itself into the piece, leaving something unique to the circumstance. His art projects spiritual and meditative aspects commonly woven into natural elements featuring bright colors and abstract shapes.

Returning for her second year, muralist Lauren Cheney brings a vibrantly painted mural bursting with color and movement.

A playful, large-scale mural blending fantasy, nature, and Tinker Binx's signature whimsical artistry.

An immersive lounge where glowing blacklight art, interactive elements, a spinning art wheel and multi-colored designs create a playful, otherworldly space for rest and connection.

This interactive project lets festival-goers write and send real letters, either to someone they know or to a random festival goer, creating moments of connection that extend beyond the weekend. After the festival, letters will be collected, stamped, and mailed with care. "Someone Random" letters will be swapped and sent to another participant.

A mini cinema space featuring full-length and short films (10–15 minutes), carefully curated to spark reflection, shift perspectives, and open minds with powerful messages.

An interactive, hands-on space where attendees can paint tiles and rocks to contribute to a collective community artwork.