Cathedral of Lights at The Royal Botanic Garden Sydney was my favorite installation this year. As a part of 3 week festival of lights, this 70 meter tunnel illuminated by tens and thousands of LED lights was placed along the waterside, few minutes away from the iconic Opera House.
I absolutely loved the idea and I could see every one being excited about this gorgeous piece of art.
Artist: Mandylights (Richard Neville (United Kingdom))
Collaborators: Daniel Mercer (Australia) / Shane Radcliffe (Australia) / Andy Romanowski (Poland)
“The artists draw the analogy that, just like a strong community or congregation, the sculpture is made up of many smaller parts that work together to achieve a stronger, unified output.” Source Vivid Sydney Website
Vivid Sydney 2016 is over and I hope they come back with a similar concept next year too. As a part of the celebration hundreds of creative pieces were placed in and around Sydney, attracting thousands of tourists. Check out the sails over Opera House and the fountain at Martin Place.
Amazing displays well captured!!
Wow, how gorgeous! Light, endless light. And the feel of this new space is very nice too. Well done, Raj!
I really want to get there one year for Vivd Sydney. I just love seeing everyones photos.
Looking over all the linky entries at this week's WW on image-in-ing, your Cathedral of Lights caught my eye. Amazing! I bet it was something to be their in person?
Wow! That looks like an amazing art/light exhibit. I'm hoping to visit Sydney at some point; I hope when I visit something like this is going on. It truly is beautiful. 🙂
Fantastic shots. I've posted a few on my blog too. 🙂
That light tunnel is simply amazing! It must be so much better to see them for real, right before your eyes. Lucky you!
This is breathtaking. The art installations in Sydney keep surprising me.
Wow – that's amazing!
I hope you'll come share your photos at https://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2016/06/drip-drip-drip.html
That light tunnel is gorgeous.
This is beautiful…Sydney is a gem, always will occupy a special place in my heart 🙂
Wow! Just wow! Love the new look and name of the blog as well, Raj!