Lights bloom in Cornwall

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Lights bloom in Cornwall
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“Field of Light” by Bruce Munro (currently installed at the Eden Project in Corwall, UK) consists of 6,000 acrylic stems connected with fiber optic cables ending in a clear glass sphere. The stems themselves hold no power, so there are 11 external projectors that send light to the balls while the entire installation covers an area of 60 x 20 meters with over 24,000 meters of fiber optic cable. Pretty impressive build, although we wouldn’t want to be untangling these cables after the install is over.

via DeZeen

6 thoughts on “Lights bloom in Cornwall

  1. Shevonne says:

    This is breathtaking because of the complexity and simplicity of it.

  2. Def says:

    with the amount of light pollution that projects like this generate.

  3. Jim says:

    That goes without thinking about the amount of energy needed to light all those things.

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