Last Chance to see Under the Baobab

The Pirate Technics sculpture 'Under the Baobab' featured at the Southbank Centre near Waterloo Bridge will be dismantled next week, so if you haven't seen it and wish to, get along there soon before it disappears forever...

Visiting Milton Keynes?

If you are passing through the city of roundabouts, Milton Keynes, then take a detour to the huge John Lewis store in The Centre:MK.

After seeing the impact of our Baobab tree, John Lewis thought it would be a great way of showcasing their selection of fabrics. The store in Milton Keynes was chosen as it has just gone through a complete refurbishment.

We installed the trees last night for the grand unveiling this weekend. They are located on the ground floor in the home furnishing department.

Pagoda for Hire

In a very rare turn for Pirate Technics, we have made something that doesn't burn...

This year for Shambala festival we built a pretty seating pagoda which featured a hypnotic sand pendulum at its heart.

So if anyone would like to hire it, then please get in touch.

Check out this silly video of us! Thanks Piers - it just goes on that little bit too long!

Enormous Green Man for 2012

This year the sculpture for the Green Man festival stood at a whopping 15 metres tall. It took a team of 15 pirates 10 days to build.

He gazed merrily over the field, holding his cape around him as a shelter for those who ventured close.

Secret Garden Party 2012 Big Burn!

The Big Burn at Secret Garden Party 2012 was once again absolutely spectacular!

The fireworks were fantastic, firing from all over and around the lake illuminating our sculpture beautifully before the fire took hold to the soundtrack of Orbital on the main stage.

Thanks to all the crew who worked really hard through the mud to make this happen.

This photo is from the Secret Garden Party 2012 Gallery. Also check out our Secret Garden Party 2012 Flickr for more.

The Secret Garden Party Lake Sculpture

Pirate Technics have completed the giant lake sculpture for The Secret Garden Party. The sculpture, entitled Ceremony through the Ages, is a vast construction of three heads and central tower dance floor.

Each head stands around 7 metres tall and features a ceremonial headdress, while the central platform is a two tiered dance floor.

Watch this space for more pictures and information to come!

The Queen's Diamond Jubilee Celebrations in Nottingham

Come join us at Wollaton Hall in Nottingham this bank holiday Monday, 4th June for the Nottingham Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Celebrations!

Beacons will be lit across the country for the event and Pirate Technics have built the beacon in the grounds of the house that will be burnt at 10:01 pm.