Tag: lights

At Philadelphia’s Dilworth Park, artist Janet Echelman is reshaping the urban landscape with a monumental public sculpture that reacts to the surrounding environment. ‘Pulse’ emits vibrantly colored mist curtains that fluidly move across the park’s fountain and trace the footprint of...

Danish designer Helle Mardahl launches new light collection inspired by childhood memories of sweet shops. These colourful blown-glass lamps reminds of giant candies. As a matter of fact, they are called the Candy Collection lights. Mardahl said they are inspired to...

The Toronto Light Festival is a brand-new event which will transform the Distillery District into a huge open-air gallery, lighting up the long Winter nights with works from Canadian and International light artists. When: January 27 to March 12, 2017 Where:...

It’s December, which means that we’re only thinking of one thing: Christmas. And what do you think of when you think of Christmas? Decorations, of course! So how about a decoration that doubles up as something really useful like a...

The new installation by the Canadian artists Catlind r.c. Brown and Wayne Garrett is called  ‘CLOUD’. It is an interactive cloud project that consists of 6,000 new and burnt-out lightbulbs. Made of metal pull string switches and everyday lightbulbs, the large-scale sculpture creates...

This is a project created by the Iranian artist about a new installation made with mirrors and titled Babel Tower, in collaboration with Gugo Torelli. This interactive and reflective sculpture adapts Babel’s story, re contextualizes the spiritual architecture of this installation with modern materials...

Danish artist Olafur Eliasson, whose we already talked about few years ago with his project “Your Rainbow Panorama“, has recently invested into an amazing new project called the Winter Palace of Eugene of Savoy in Vienna to present his exhibition “Baroque...

The new interactive mapping performance is titled Le Mouvement de l’Air, here the studio Adrien M / Claire B is showing their work to the public. The project is a dance show where all the dancers’ movements interact with a mapping projection...

Do you remember when we talked about the “magic carpet interactive installation” by Miguel Chevalier? The same artist creates another immense work staged inside the King’s College Chapel in Cambridge thanks to a crowd-funding of the University of Cambridge. Miguel was invited...

Starting from the 10th of November at the Little Big Gallery in Montmartre the new exhibition “Incandescence” will present the work of the French photogrpher Alexis Pichot. The artist is attached to redefine the links there are between performance, photography and...