Culture and production studio Tetro+A presented a creation by Pierre and Joël Rodière of design company Trafik titled the '160 Installation' -- an exhibit that showcases a series of lights that runs along the Singapore river for the River Nights Festival.
The lights illuminate the water and walkway with a bright white glow. Each of the pieces is spaced an exact distance apart to create a hypnotic effect as patrons of the event walk along the Singapore river. The 160 Installation is said to pay tribute to the Franco-Singaporean diplomacy and its future, with the seemingly never-ending squares of lights creating a path. The installation gets its name from the number of lights it includes, with 160 of the pieces spread along a space of 60 meters.
Photo Credits: designboom, tetro.fr
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