Business Members

Kate Raudenbush is a New York-based, Burning Man-bred artist, who creates monolithic, immersive & allegorical sculptures displayed all around the world and at Burning Man.

Machine Dazzle (né Matthew Flower) is an award-winning costume designer, performance artist, and visual alchemist known for his extravagant, avant-garde creations that defy convention and redefine the boundaries of wearable art. His work fuses elements of sculpture, drag, and spectacle, incorporating unexpected materials—tinsel, found objects, sequins, foam, and beyond—to craft elaborate, larger-than-life costumes.

Doug Nightwine is a concert industry pro with global experience in planning, budgeting, and logistics. He brings expertise in audio engineering, content creation, costuming, and event design to every project.

Diina Tamm is a dynamic and versatile professional dancer, choreographer, and dance instructor with a passion for pushing the boundaries of movement and expression. With expertise spanning multiple disciplines, she captivates audiences through roller dance, fire dance, and aerial dance, blending athleticism with artistry.

Memo is a vibrant and creative spirit who loves to dress up, have fun, and make every outing an experience. Whether she's going to an art party, or marching in a parade, she's got great costumes.

Zoe Nightingale is a creative director, event producer, writer, and comedian based in New York City. She hosts the 'You're Welcome' podcast series and the 'Oral Fixation' YouTube channel, where she shares stories from unconventional events and communities. Her work often involves donning elaborate costumes, enhancing her storytelling by fully engaging with diverse subcultures.

Kurt is a longtime Burner VJ and the creator of the annual Kurtstock Festival, a vibrant gathering of music, art, and eccentric creativity. Known for his bold costume styling, he brings a unique flair to every event, often parading alongside his dazzling diva partner, Lea.

I design patterns for EVA foam costumes...and other stuff... My name is Chris and I just can't stop making things. I started off as a jeweller, specializing in steampunk jewellery. In 2013 I made a pretty fun top hat out of cardboard for a jewellery display at a market, and customers were more interested in that hat than my jewellery! I decided to make a pattern so everyone could make their own amazing top hat and that's how Lost Wax was born. The thing that keeps me going is the joy I get when I hear from people who have never crafted before and they are making costumes from my patterns that turn out better than they ever thought they could achieve. They are getting noticed at cons, winning competitions, gaining confidence, and loving crafting. I really think the world would be a better place if more people were makers :)