One of the most unforgettable moments of my career came during the World Bubble Festival in Caernarfon, North Wales, when we broke the record for the most bubbles ever created in one place. It was a day that transcended mere performance—it was a moment of shared emotion and collective achievement among the world’s leading bubble artists.
The day was held in the stunning historic location of Caernarfon Castle, surrounded by its ancient walls and a vibrant, excited local community who gathered to witness this unprecedented event. As the bubble artists from around the globe joined forces, the sky was filled with an enchanting array of bubbles, each one floating higher and higher as if they were part of something much larger than the sum of their parts.
For all of us professional artists, it was a heartfelt experience. We had spent years perfecting our craft, and now, in that magical moment, we were united in creating something bigger than any single one of us. It was an emotional experience, so powerful that many of us were moved to tears. The excitement from the local community, their joy and wonder, amplified the sense of connection between us all.
The Guinness World Record was officially achieved with 318 people simultaneously creating bubbles, a moment made possible by the incredible organization of Paola Dyboski (DrZigs). As bubbles filled the sky against the historic backdrop of Caernarfon Castle, it felt like painting the sky with creativity, joy, and unity. It was a collective dream come true, an unforgettable day in the history of bubble art.
photo credits: Paola Dyboski, Tony Gardner, Bernd Kronmüller