This event is limited to 10 fursuiters and costs $60. Slots are still OPEN!
Message Kelsi Dailey: 385-348-9536, or send a DM on Instagram IG @Lunabloomboudoir
Calling all Furries! Get ready for a one-of-a-kind photoshoot experience at the stunning Dumke Art Plaza featuring the brand-new art installation “This Was Water” an awe-inspiring display of crystals lit up with dazzling interactive lights.
June 11 – Step into the magic as the moonlight enhances your Fursuits glow, creating breathtaking images that capture both the daylight vibrancy and the ethereal nighttime mystery.
Your Photoshoot Experience: 20-30 minute session split between 10-15 minutes in daylight & 10-15 minutes at night. Guaranteed 6 expertly edited photos showcasing your Fursonas unique style. Only $60 for this exclusive opportunity Limited just 10 spots!
Bring any props you’d like to incorporate into your shoot! With just 10 minutes per setting, plan to
maximize your time and get the best shots!
Don’t miss this chance to have professional photos taken with a stunning new art installation
under the magic of a full moon!
Spost are limited to only 10, sign up now to secure yours! Message Kelsi Dailey: 385-348-9536, or send a DM on Instagram IG @Lunabloomboudoir
There’s no changing area as this is an outside installation. Please bring your own water, sometimes the water works and sometimes it doesn’t.
More about “This Was Water” art installation:
“This Was Water” is a mesmerizing multimedia sculpture and sound installation debuting at the Dumke Arts Plaza on May 13, 2025. Created by Kellie Bornhoft, the installation is inspired by the Great Salt Lake and its fragile ecosystem.
The artwork features five rock mounds, each about 8 feet by 10 feet by 8 feet, with fabricated crystals emerging from them, glowing with lights. Embedded speakers play a generative composition by Carey Campbell, and lidar sensors adjust the sound and lighting based on a person’s proximity.
The installation is deeply symbolic—Bornhoft and Campbell imagine the crystals as vestiges of the drying lake, reflecting both its beauty and the environmental concerns surrounding its decline. The crystals, known as “dirty diamonds,” form rapidly in the lakebed, capturing clay and tar, making them appear muddied.
As visitors move through the space, their experience transforms, creating an interactive and immersive encounter with the art work. The installation invites reflection on our relationship with the Great Salt Lake and the urgent need for conservation.
| Date & Time | Wednesday, June 18th 6:00pm – 11:00pm |
| Location | Dumke Art Plaza 445 25th St, Ogden, UT 84401 |
| Cost | $60 |
| Host | Kelsi Dailey |
| Wheelchair Access | Yes |
| Fursuits Allowed | Yes |