At St. Peter’s Art Station, Ken Matsubara intervenes in the space with reflections. Among other things, the painting of St. Peter by Peter Paul Rubens is reflected as if in a river. The baroque painting is set in motion by the reflection. It flows, it is fluid, but it remains in its place.
Abstract, mostly white forms with only a minimum of visible details and a masterful lighting design – Alberto Campo Baeza has become internationally renowned for this architecture. This year, the Spanish architect was honoured with the Daylight Award in Denmark for his sensitive use of daylight.
Eliminating materiality to maximise the impact and expressivity of natural white daylight. → Read more
Olafur Eliasson’s concepts repeatedly address the question of how we deal with the world. Now he is showing blurred abstractions on huge screens. Eliasson means that this blurred fuzziness is absolutely precise, because as an abstraction it is a truthful representation of the present time and connects us with our feelings. → Read more
The exhibition provides an insight into the complete works of Laurenz Theinert. It includes photographic works, light art and light-sound performances. In addition to five light installations, the exhibition also presents photographs from various series of works.
Interview with Laurenz Theinert > in the PDF here.
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VEKTOR is the latest audiovisual installation by Christopher Bauder at Kraftwerk Berlin. In his most personal work to date, Bauder fuses kinetic light from 50 moving lasers with a self-composed three-dimensional soundscape to create a synaesthetic work of art. Moments and memories from his life are processed into an abstract light art experience. Visitors are submerged in a wondrously fascinating sound and imagescape. VEKTOR is a monumental installation in this unique industrial cathedral. → Read more
The winners have been unveiled, showcasing designs that not only redefine the present but also offer a glimpse into the future of cutting-edge lighting trends.
The winners showcase the excellence of international lighting product designers and implementers. There were over 800 entries from 58 countries for the 7th edition of the LIT Lighting Design Awards. Debutants from the Dominican Republic, Uruguay and Venezuela took part. A jury of 45 professionals, including architects, interior designers, academics and media representatives from the lighting industry, evaluated the entries and selected those that expressed outstanding creativity and innovation.
Lyonel Feininger’s pictorial worlds unfold a crystalline glow. His seascapes, at first, show traditional green-blue waves. Later, a system of lines appears, which finally merge into the superimposed facets as a reflection of light. → Read more
With Light_poesis, Mischa Kuball (*1959, Düsseldorf/DE) breaks through the boundaries of presumably habitual dimensions. The light and mirror installation connects the inside with the outside, combines the light of day and night with the artificial light of the installation and nature makes a brilliant entrance into the exhibition space.
New visual axes and reflections open up immaterial connecting lines, reflections and cross-connections through the glass panes,
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LIT Lighting Design Awards stages your moment in the spotlight!
“The LIT Design Awards™ was created to recognize the efforts of talented international lighting product designers and lighting implementers. We believe that lighting is both an art and a science, and it is one of the most important elements of design.”
Picture this: your design on the grand stage of international recognition, your name in the lighting history.
As the grand finale of the EU-funded Light Art in Public Spaces (LAiPS) project, LUCI Association together with the cities of Lyon, Oulu and Turin are organizing the international conference “Bringing life to public spaces with Light Art” in Turin, Italy on 2-3 November 2023.
Registrations are now open – Free Participation
