The Space Between The Stars Features Light-Based Art Installations
Jonathon Brown — December 18, 2012 — Eco
References: screamlondon
The Space Between The Stars is an art exhibit hosted in London, England coming up in January 2013.
The event is a curated exhibition featuring a variety of artists both from London and abroad. All installations are based around a common subject: light. Using a variety of techniques, each artist plays with contrasts, lighting and shadows in their pieces.
The Space Between The Stars is curated by Melissa Digby-Bell and features; Chris Bracey (UK), Caroline Jane Harris (UK), James Hopkins (UK), Regine Schumann (Germany), Tsai & Yoshikawa (Japan & Taiwan), Shane McAdams (USA), Sylvia Hommert (USA) and Bohyun Yoon (Korea).
The exhibition is presented by Scream and will run from January 11 to February 16 in the new year.
The event is a curated exhibition featuring a variety of artists both from London and abroad. All installations are based around a common subject: light. Using a variety of techniques, each artist plays with contrasts, lighting and shadows in their pieces.
The Space Between The Stars is curated by Melissa Digby-Bell and features; Chris Bracey (UK), Caroline Jane Harris (UK), James Hopkins (UK), Regine Schumann (Germany), Tsai & Yoshikawa (Japan & Taiwan), Shane McAdams (USA), Sylvia Hommert (USA) and Bohyun Yoon (Korea).
The exhibition is presented by Scream and will run from January 11 to February 16 in the new year.
Trend Themes
1. Interactive Light Art - Opportunity for creating immersive and interactive art experiences that utilize light and shadows.
2. Cross-cultural Collaborations - Potential for artists from different countries to collaborate and showcase their light-based installations.
3. Exploration of Contrasts - Space for artists to experiment with contrasting elements and create visually striking art pieces.
Industry Implications
1. Art Exhibition - Disruption opportunity for art galleries to host unique light-based art installations and attract a diverse audience.
2. Event Management - Scope for event organizers to curate themed art exhibits that focus on light as a central element.
3. Lighting Design - Potential for lighting designers to collaborate with artists and create innovative lighting solutions for art installations.
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