In early August 2014 festival visitors Harmony Arts Festival, held in Vancouver, Canada, had the opportunity to be in the shadow of the unusual green installation from professionals in the architectural company Matthew Soules Architecture. The project inherited the name "Purple sand" from a series of short stories by the British writer James Ballard.
In his stories James Ballard told about the symbiosis of natural and hand-made in the future.
The main element of the installation was the green roof of the inverted pyramid, which acted as a kind of pots for herbs.
With the onset of darkness has joined special lighting, periodically coloring installation in a different color.

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