My sister and I were lucky enough to see all the beautiful lights which were set up last week for Lumiere London, one of the country’s biggest light festivals. We managed to see most of the light installations – out of 40 of them we only missed around three or four.
I won’t describe them too much because there were so many, and because the pictures looked amazing – the lights were looked beautiful in the night and there was such a nice atmosphere of tourist and Londoners all out at the same time exploring the different streets with installations.
Mayfair and Bond Street
Sanctuary – Sarah Blood
Dissect I and Dissect II by Sarah Blood
Spinning Night in Living Colour by Elaine Buckholtz
Lightbenches by Bernd Spiecker
Brothers & Sisters by Ron Haselden
Aquarium by Benedetto Bufalino & Benoit Deseille
Lightbenches by Bernd Spiecker
1.8 London by Janet Echelman
Aquarium by Benedetto Bufalino & Benoit Deseille
Regent Street and Carnaby Street
Luminéoles by Porté par le vent
Keyframes by Groupe LAPS
195 Piccadilly by NOVAK
Lightbulbs at Carnaby Street
195 Piccadilly by NOVAK
Shaida Walking. 2015 by Julian Opie
Luminéoles by Porté par le vent
195 Piccadilly by NOVAK
Eléphantastic
Pall Mall and The Strand
The #Hibernot Stand
Neon Dogs by Deepa Mann-Kler
I Haven’t Changed My Mind in a Thousand Years by Beth J Ross
Les Voyageurs (The Travellers) by Cédric Le Borgne
I Haven’t Changed My Mind in a Thousand Years by Beth J Ross
Les Voyageurs (The Travellers) by Cédric Le Borgne
Leicester Square, Trafalgar Square and Westminster
Garden of Light by TILT
Garden of Light by TILT
Centre Point Lights
Plastic Islands by Luzinterruptus
Plastic Islands by Luzinterruptus
Garden of Light by TILT
Kings Cross
IFO (Identified Flying Object) by Jacques Rival
Litre of Light by Mick Stephenson
Joining the Dots by Cleary Connolly
Light Graffiti by Floating Pictures
Circus of Light by Ocubo
Dresses by Tae gon KIM
Litre of Light by Mick Stephenson
Circus of Light by Ocubo
We spent about four hours walking around all over London, but it was great fun and we managed to find spots of London we hadn’t been to before!
You can see more pictures on my sister’s blog, and also on my instagram account too. Did you manage to see any of these?
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Your photos have come out great, the colours really pop. It was a fun evening
This looks amazing. Is this a yearly event? I’d love to visit as sometime. Your pictures look lovely.
Thank you! This was the first event to take place in London, the organisers have done it for a couple of years previously in Durham. I’m not sure but I think this year was on a bigger scale in London to see if it’s worth making it an annual event? In any case, definitely a fun event!
Thanks for the answer! 🙂
Absolutely gorgeous pictures, really enjoyed looking through these.
Thank you, was more fun seeing them in real life though!
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