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Bristol Light Festival
Across the evenings from dusk till 10 pm, the installations will shine a light in a few unexpected places and illuminate some of Bristol’s most iconic landmarks. Here are some of the installations you can see at the event:
• Internationally acclaimed artist Morag Myerscough will bring her instantly recognisable style with a brand-new commission designed for the event, ‘Let Us Shine’ will be unveiled at this year’s festival.
• Marcus Lyall, known for his award-winning stage visuals for The Chemical Brothers will bring the interactive piece ‘Scream the House Down’ activated by the sound of voice into a microphone, the artwork comes to life in line with sound.
• Sirens is a stunning, underwater projection that will bring mythical mermaids to Bristol harbour.
• The stunning Temple Church will be open for the installation of Continuum, 25 mirrored monoliths that create a maze of reflections in this historic location.
• Super-sized flowers will fill Cabot Circus with light and music, as people walk through a garden filled with huge ‘Trumpet Flowers’.
• Internationally acclaimed artist Morag Myerscough will bring her instantly recognisable style with a brand-new commission designed for the event, ‘Let Us Shine’ will be unveiled at this year’s festival.
• Marcus Lyall, known for his award-winning stage visuals for The Chemical Brothers will bring the interactive piece ‘Scream the House Down’ activated by the sound of voice into a microphone, the artwork comes to life in line with sound.
• Sirens is a stunning, underwater projection that will bring mythical mermaids to Bristol harbour.
• The stunning Temple Church will be open for the installation of Continuum, 25 mirrored monoliths that create a maze of reflections in this historic location.
• Super-sized flowers will fill Cabot Circus with light and music, as people walk through a garden filled with huge ‘Trumpet Flowers’.
Bristol Light Festival returns this February for its longest period to date (ten days), 3rd-12th February, 5pm-10pm ad it free to attend, bringing along with some of the biggest and brightest art pieces to light up the city’s streets. The festival will bring together a showcase of renowned light artists and installations from across the UK, featuring the best of Bristol’s talent, to fill the city with colour and vibrancy.
Bristol City Centre
BID BS1 5HH
Fri 3 Feb to Sun 12 Feb 2023
Website:
bristollightfestival.org/blf-2023/
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