Multidirectional flashes of light flicker and dance across hundreds of columns inside the dark architectural void of the Houston Cistern at Buffalo Bayou Park. With its Mondrian-esque raindrops and simulated rain
If there was a strip club in ‘TRON,’ this is what it would look like. Like some sort of post-Singularity gentelmen’s club, dancers twirl, swirl, and slide around a pole
Each year, Moscow hosts one of the greatest light art festivals in the world. Images via, viaThe Circle of Light International Festival blankets the streets, buildings, and waterways of Moscow every
Artist Meriem Bennani fuses documentary footage with cartoonish post-production in her first institutional solo exhibition. At what point is documentary footage no longer a reflection of reality, but instead a
Under LA by Peggy Weil and Refik Anadol is a series of geological projections shown on the LA River as part of CURRENT: LA WATER, a new public art biennial.
The so-called ‘Dark Hearts of Space’ inspire this audiovisual performance by Dasha Rush and Stanislov Glazov. Although the film Interstellar came pretty close to accurately depicting the (theoretical) appearance, of a
Check out Kit Webster’s hypnotic, projection-mapped kaleidoscopic wall sculptures. This article was originally published on December 9, 2014 but we think it still rocks! ADVERTISEMENT Kit Webster’s hypnotic, projection-mapped sculpture,
Joanie LeMercier and Le Comte’s new installation will give you butterflies in your stomach. Effervescent white light shines crystal clear in concert with an uplifting electronic soundscape in a new
‘Daydream V.4’ uses sound and image to create tunnels of light. This article was originally published on November 12, 2014 but we think it still rocks! Paris-based duo Noemi Schipfer and
Light and sound meet in perfect synchrony in Cocolab’s ‘White Canvas’ installation. A blacked-out warehouse in Mexico City hosts a new immersive audiovisual installation by Cocolab, the multidisciplinary Mexican design
