This 18 Meter Tall Light Installation was Made for Lowlands Music Festival
Ady Floyd — October 7, 2015 — Art & Design
References: dennisparren & dezeen
Dutch-based designer Dennis Parren created this light-emitting tower during the Lowlands Music Festival in The Netherlands. The tower reaches 18 meters in height and is comprised of a metal scaffolding framework.
The exterior of the tower reveals triangular panels of fabric that create a cohesive pattern. Titled ‘Lift,’ this dual art and light design provides Lowlands Music Festival with a constant light source and a unique visual display that entices guests. However, the main goal for Lift is to provide a central meeting space at the festival for people to gather in.
The tower itself is controlled by a computer that is located in the center of the structure. The system uses four LEDs to “generate over 1,000 watts of light -- the light sources move up and down the middle of the tower to create shifting effects on the external panels."
The exterior of the tower reveals triangular panels of fabric that create a cohesive pattern. Titled ‘Lift,’ this dual art and light design provides Lowlands Music Festival with a constant light source and a unique visual display that entices guests. However, the main goal for Lift is to provide a central meeting space at the festival for people to gather in.
The tower itself is controlled by a computer that is located in the center of the structure. The system uses four LEDs to “generate over 1,000 watts of light -- the light sources move up and down the middle of the tower to create shifting effects on the external panels."
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