Image source:https://illuminart.com.au/project/auslights-2023/
was a resounding success in 2022 and
Illuminart is back to light up the night with a colourful and astounding display of light, sound, and shapes in Elder Park/Tarntanya Wama.
Illuminart is highly regarded storytelling projection art directors and their work ranges from the quirky to the ethereal and the wondrous. The 2023 program, created in collaboration with First Nation elders and traditional owners, explores themes such as
Belonging to Country and
Connecting to Nature and it's a great opportunity to engage with both technology and culture.
Image by writer
will be brought to life with light, vision, and sound activations along with complementary children's activations and activities. Take a walk along the 60-metre-long line of screens of all different shapes and sizes that all have a story to tell.
Just some of the amazing sights and sounds include:
Karra the River Red Gum – Rotunda Story "I see, I witness"
Kari Kurru – Turning Circle – The Six Cultural Seasons – Festival Centre Shells
Kari Kurru Paltinna – Six Seasons of turning sound – Soundscape
Cinematic Firework Display
Image courtesy:https://illuminart.com.au/project/auslights-2023/
Aus Lights on the River is brought to you by the 2023 Australia Day Program in Adelaide on the 25th and 26th of January 2023 from 5:30 pm to 11:00 pm. Fireworks display at 9 pm. It's a FREE entry event so bring the whole family to enjoy the sights and sounds of Australia. Food and drink are available on site.
Find out more here.
