Over this weekend a umber of London buildings and streets have been transformed with a variety of light installations by different artists. Last night I went into the West End to have a look. It was bitterly cold but well worth the effort. There are many more installations around London so maybe I'll get to see more over the weekend. Where there's light there is usually a reflection to be found.
These dresses were in the windows of Liberty's store Regent Street.
Dresses,Tae gon KIM
Keyframes Groupe LAPS/Thomas Veyssiere
Shaida Walking,2015, Julian Opie
Front view from Regent Street
Elephantastic Top'la Design/Catherine Garret
Back view seen at the other side of the arch in Piccadilly.
Les Lumineoles Porte par le vent
Piccadilly, NOVAK
The travellers Cedric Le Borgne
Neon Dogs, Deepa Mann-Kier
Plastic Islands, Luzinterruptus
These dresses were in the windows of Liberty's store Regent Street.
Dresses,Tae gon KIM
Keyframes Groupe LAPS/Thomas Veyssiere
London. Janet Echelman/Studio Echelman
Shaida Walking,2015, Julian Opie
Front view from Regent Street
Elephantastic Top'la Design/Catherine Garret
Back view seen at the other side of the arch in Piccadilly.
Les Lumineoles Porte par le vent
Piccadilly, NOVAK
The travellers Cedric Le Borgne
Neon Dogs, Deepa Mann-Kier
Plastic Islands, Luzinterruptus
beautiful coloured illumiations and reflections. Have a lovely weekend.
ReplyDeleteSuperbe !
ReplyDeleteI love all this and appreciate the work it took to capture them for us. I love window shopping at dress shopping although we only have one dress shop with window displays in our area.
ReplyDeleteThe other light installations are simply spectacular!
Gorgeous pictures of phantastic artwork!
ReplyDeleteThere are some terrific works on show. Is this the way of the future post colourful illumination of buildings?
ReplyDeleteFascinating! Some look otherworldly. Thanks for braving the temperatures and getting these superb photos. :-)
ReplyDeleteOh wow, these lights are so cool! Thanks for sharing your photos.
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ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this wonderful tour of such a fabulous event! I wish I was there!
ReplyDeleteWonderful art installations, my favorites are the dresses, the elephant and the light bulbs.
ReplyDeleteHow awesome - there's always something interesting going on in my city of birth.
ReplyDeleteWow, that is fantastic ! What a pity that I can't see that !
ReplyDeleteLooks good, every city seems to have a light event nowadays!
ReplyDeleteThose dresses! That elephant! Basically everything looks fantastic. How wonderful to be able to see that.
ReplyDeleteHow fascinating. Is this something done every year?
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! I would love to see this in person. Nice shots!
ReplyDeleteI went down to Kings Cross to see some of this but it was absolutely mobbed so getting pictures was really tough
ReplyDeleteMollyxxx
Wow, that is just spectacular! Well worth braving the cold to see, I'm sure. The elephant's backside made me laugh!
ReplyDeleteSpectacular, beautiful, whimsical, funny ... loved them all! I expect that your willingness to brave the cold weather gave you some better photo ops without crowds. Brave lady!
ReplyDeleteDearest Fun60; What beautiful and amazing illuminations and reflections☆☆☆ I especially LOVE the dresses♪
ReplyDeleteSending Lots of Love and Hugs from Japan to my Dear friend in England, xoxo Miyako*
Really fantastic light happening. Lovely images.
ReplyDeleteWe saw this too. You got some great pictures. I suspect you have a better camera than me. I struggled to get good photos of the stick men animation at the top of Regent St, but I could have watched it for hours.
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