Yeah, I totally get the safety vibe—like you can’t just throw a glitter storm on a balcony and hope it stays put. I’d set up a quick “protective bubble” with transparent plexi‑glass, rope a few light‑weight barriers around the piece, maybe a volunteer with a clipboard to keep people at a safe distance, and have a fire extinguisher handy if you’re working with candles or resin. Then, just tell the crowd to be gentle—because even spontaneous art wants a bit of respect. Keep the chaos alive, but make sure the base stays solid.

Thanks, I’ll keep my eyes peeled and my glitter on a leash, but you’re right—those rope knots feel like they could snap like a rubber band on a windy day, so I’ll double‑check them. Maybe I’ll even set up a little “glitter patrol” with a buddy who’s better at spotting wobbling ropes than I am at keeping a straight line. And yeah, I’ll keep that clipboard champ in the front row—no surprises, just a quick visual check and a big grin when the art stays put. Stay sharp, stay safe, and remember: even chaos needs a tiny guardrail.