Inside Student BlogsVivid SydneySydney, Spring 2011
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- The buildings around Sydney Harbour are lit up with alternating colors.
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- People sit on one of the light sculptures. This one was designed to be a couch.
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- The sails of the Opera House are lit up by projectors.
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- People walk around and observe a light sculpture.
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- People admire the lights above the pathway.
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- The lights above the pathway consisted of many small lights which shift colors.
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- The Sydney Opera House was lit up with 3-D light projections.
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- A child admires one of the light sculptures in the exhibition.
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- A child admires one of the light sculptures in the exhibition.
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- Jellyfish light sculptures are suspended in the air across from the Museum of Contemporary Art.
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- The jellyfish light sculptures feature quite light-detailed tentacles.
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- A street dancer performed during Vivid Sydney.
For the first couple weeks of June, there is a celebration of the creative industries called Vivid Sydney. It is the largest lights, music, and ideas festival in the Southern Hemisphere. Circular Quay, The Rocks, and the Sydney Opera House are lit up with vivid lights and light sculptures. Throughout the festival, there are many events, such as concerts, a light sculpture exhibit, performances, and talks.
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