Client: West Shore Arts Council
Date: September 2016 & 2017
Scope: Light-Based Installation Design & Fabricate
Materials: laser-cut plywood, wax paper, epoxy, hockey tape, paint, LED light
Notes: Re-Commissioned by Lululemon YYJ, in collaboration with Limbic Media
Our proposal for an 8' tall geometric stalagmitic sculpture was chosen as one of four light-themed art installations featured at the first ever "Light Up The Hills" Event in West Hills, BC.
The complex structure was digitally designed using visual-based parametric scripting technology, then each piece was laser cut and the sculpture was assembled in-house.
"Light Up The Hills" took place on September 24, 2016 and featured art installations, live music and dance performances, and a community-wide lantern festival.
Inspired by the organic geological forms of stalagmites deep inside ancient caves, this dynamic piece evokes a natural and prehistoric form while exemplifying modern technologies and building methods.
