When I see look-alike of Bruce Munro ’s Field of Light installation , whatever glumness I might have felt during the day disappears , and that Beatle - esque Lenny Kravitz song of a like name starts playing in my fountainhead . If I had the chance to check out Munro ’s light installing , coming to Project Eden in Cornwall , England on November 1 , I would totally roll through the fields — lento , slowly through the field , in fact — touch the acrylic globes that float at the ends of 6,000 fiberoptically united tubes . The tubes ’ saturation and color are controlled by an external projector ; they ’re in sync but do n’t actually take any electricity . ( Sorry , Tesla . ) In the Cornwall exhibition , they will be installed on a immense 1,200 - square - meter grass - covered roof using 24,000 meters of fiber . It is of course “ best viewed in time of day of darkness . ”
Munro has in reality set up Field of Light shows on a phone number of occasions in the past , each consecutive installation maturate in some way . His next all - new labor is “ a massive illuminated maze synchronized with choral medicine ” named ( what else ? ) Water Towers . That will be on presentation next March in Frome , Somerset , so yes , again again with the England . You favourable Limeys had better send pictures ! [ Dezeen ]
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