Expired
Elffyre: Flame Art and Fire DanceFire Dance is a celebration of Light and Transformation utilising skilled manipulation of fire through dance and play to create a visually spectacular performance
Expired
SeepageSeepage is an installation of tiny dwellings lit from within. The dwellings are constructed from waste film negatives that with light, project images on to surrounding surfaces in the Chinese Gardens, distorting shapes to give the impression of habitation on a micro scale.
Seepage
seep·age [see-pij]
noun
1. the act or process of seeping; leakage.
2. something that seeps or leaks out.
3. a quantity that has seeped out.
spilled light
signs of habitation
out of the corner of your eye
blink and you’ll miss it
ladders, gangways and technology
sprouting from city sky lines
Expired
Ice House Fire HouseThe installation, to be housed in the historic fire truck building adjacent to the Queens Gardens, comprises video animation projection with original electronic music as well as objects and models with lighting.
The work represents an exchange of observations and meanings between nature, culture and history to create a journey through an environment derived both literally and metaphorically from the alpine and glacier regions where each element is a referential prop to a future dystopia.
Expired
Digital eyeDigital Eye is a concept where a video is mapped to a three dimensional structure. The mapped video will depict the new digital age, how this age is changing, the way we go about our daily lives and what this may look like? Utilizing new technology the public will be able to view the pixels of projected light up close or from a distance at various optimal viewpoints.
Expired
Light PaintingThis will be a fun, experimental collaboration between a designer/artist and photographer/director taking place in Queens Gardens and the Nelson CBD at night. Klaasz and Dan will be painting with light using long exposure photography and slow motion video capture while they surround themselves by their own and other light installations during the festival. The experiments recorded will be posted on the Nelson Lights Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/LightNelson), the artists’ blogs and at a later stage appear in a publication.