Canary Wharf has a year-round light show in the illumination of its enormous office buildings, and from 16th to 27th January it had some clever and arty pieces on show at ground level. Here are a few; various videos (including this one with a cute kid) show others.
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| Much photography everywhere! "Huge Reeds" |
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| The elements of Bloom are location-aware and able to communicate; also they made a changing soundscape |
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| Horizontal Interference links the tops of trees with strips of light |
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| The cascade of words in Bit.Fall is derived from a live newsfeed |
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| Drawing with light onto mist: Water Wall |
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| Some "natural" illumination in the Crossrail garden |
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| Interactive: the Cosmic Radiophone plays the sound of the Big Bang Reflected, Our Spectral Vision by Liz West |
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| The White-Hat Sisters play Chopsticks |
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| Back to the everyday ... rare is the Docklands tree without blue-lighting, and what a difference it makes against the griddedness of everything else |
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