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Dubai: Have you seen these 6 stunning lighting installations?
These instagrammable creations will be on display until the end of DSF
Light installations in DIFC, Dubai. Photo: Supplied
There is an extra glow to the ongoing Dubai Shopping Festival (DSF).
Lighting up the festival is the first-ever Dubai Lights project that has brought six unique interactive lighting installations from renowned international artists to four locations across the city.
The six creations will be on display until the end of the DSF on January 30.
City Gazing Dubai by VOUW, DIFC
The specially commissioned piece comprises a light sculpture that gradually maps out the city of Dubai against an exclusive musical composition.
Absorbed by Light by Gail Mary Lucas, The Pointe
Visitors can join beautifully lit figures on the seating bench for a highly instagrammable experience.
Talking Heads by artist Viktor Vicsek, The Pointe
It spotlights 4,000 LED lamps to showcase different facial expressions.
Lightbattle X by Venividimultiplex, La Mer
It is a fun interactive piece that seats up to four cyclists pitted against one another as they race to be lit up in a flood of colours.
Rhizome, La Mer
It allows visitors to experience a botany-inspired laser show, complete with a relaxing soundtrack from artists Tom and Lien Dekyvere.
Infinita by Balmond Studio, Last Exit Al Khawaneej
The installation is a triangular pyramid with a bright, sparkling quartz structure composed of multiple tetrahedrons of cracked crystals with internal structures reminiscent of Alice in Wonderland’s Looking Glass.
sahim@khaleejtimes.com
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