Colorful Sydney! Top Lighting Technology Gathers Sydney Festival
2018-05-29
Sydney, Australia, 10th International Light Festival "Fun Sydney" unveiled on Friday (25th) for a period of 23 days (May 25 to June 16). The organizer invited over 17 leading artists and designers from 17 countries around the world. Participating in creative design, there are more than 90 lighting fixtures in Sydney Moon Park, Sydney Opera House and other resorts. Some of them are more than 6 meters high and the whole of Sydney has become colorful. The organizers hope that the Festival of Lights will attract visitors and call it an artistic phenomenon.
Vivid Sydney transformed the entire city into a nighttime magical world with large lighting, light shows and 3D mapping. As the night falls, the Sydney Opera House visual show kicked off this spectacular Vivid Sydney.
Sydney celebrated the 10th anniversary of Vivid Sydney. The most powerful event in history was this time. The Festival of Lights combines 360-degree projection, large-scale lighting art installations and virtual reality.
Vivid Sydney celebrates the 10th anniversary of the Sydney International Light Festival. The beam lights use the first generation of waterproof light beam lights from the LIGHT SKY brand of Thang Long Lighting. This is also the first time in three consecutive years since the 2016 Sydney Light Festival to use the Thang Long Light professional waterproof beam light! Sydney is The world-famous international metropolis is hailed as the “New York” of the Southern Hemisphere. The equipment used at the Sydney International Lighting Festival is the most cutting-edge technology in the industry. The LIGHT SKY brand waterproof beam lamp has always been subject to outstanding waterproof capabilities and excellent quality. The world's top artists and designers favored! Thang Long's waterproof beam lights feature high brightness, sharp saturation, and long throw distance. Combined with various creative lighting, the entire Sydney Harbour is particularly attractively decorated, and the entire city is immersed in a dream. !
With 2 km of light and shadow sculptures around the harbour, as well as art works by Australian artists, the Sydney Opera House will become a series of vibrant digital sculptures as part of the 10th anniversary of the Sydney Festival of Lights.
Australian artist Jonathan Zawada based on his feelings for Australia - new, dynamic, and timeless, transformed the sail of the Sydney Opera House into a series of dynamic digital sculptures.
