DSV Plays Easter Bunny, Delivers Solar Egg to Minneapolis
DSV delivered a giant egg—part sauna, part art piece—to snowy Minneapolis in hopes of sparking conversation about the world.
A 16-foot-tall, gold-mirrored egg seemed to magically appear outside of the American Swedish Institute in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The “solar egg” is actually a sauna created by pair of Swedish artists, and it didn’t magically appear—DSV delivered it.
The Easter Bunny is never late
The solar egg was scheduled to be delivered during the snowiest February in Minnesota history, as well as a time when Montreal, Canada, was experiencing extreme congestion. None of this was enough to throw DSV off-schedule, and just like the Easter Bunny every year, we delivered the egg right on time.
Minneapolis was the sauna’s seventh home, the first in the United States, and we returned it to Sweden a few weeks later. For the egg to travel, its 69 geometric mirrors, wooden benches, and stove must be disassembled and then reassembled at its next site.
Why a giant egg-shaped sauna?
The artists’ intent behind the solar egg was to gather a small group of strangers inside for a half-hour at a time, to sit in the 180-degree heat sans cell phones and have a conversation about the world around them. What an egg-cellent idea!
Do you have oversized or unusual cargo to transport? Let DSV handle it. If we can ship a golden egg across the globe, we can move your freight too.