Announcement:
The 19th of June there will be a presentation of the project “Lighthouse of Babel”.
This is a project from a group of young lighting designers from around the world.
Together we are making a universal beacon of light for the Tower of Babel.
The content of the project is about cultural differences in the perceptian of light and the influence of Fine Art Masterpainters from different countries.
STILL SEARCHING FOR PARTICIPANTS!!!
To all light designers present at the Scenofest,
Tuesday the 19th we are presenting a lighting design for the tower of babel and we are still searching for more participants!!!
Are you a lighting designer and interested in joining a group of lighting designers from different countries and cultures?
Than please call us: 0031630661998. We are starting today, the 16th, and you can still join up the conversations and brainstorming proces now.
The project is called: “Lighthouse of Babel” and located in the Tower on the ground flour.
We are going to work with a model of the tower and the LightBox (1:24 scale theatre) and will present the design the 19th in te centre of the tower.
But we are also going to light the Big Tower itself, on the 18th in the evening.
So if you would like to participate, feel free to call: 0031630661998 !!
Greetings Yvon Muller.
(Scenographer and Light Designer from the Netherlands)
My call to design a lighting performance in the Babel Tower, together with a group of other young lighting designers form different countries and cultures, at the scenofest in Praque, is still open!
So far I have found 2 designers interested…
I’m very much hoping for a group of at least 6 designers.
So read my call on the scenofest homepage, and when you are interested and would like to work together with other lighting designers from around the world on this project, please write me an email!
I hope to hear from you,
Greetings
Yvon Muller.
My email-adres is: yvonmuller@gmail.com
(P.S. I will report my own research on the ‘dutch culture of lighting design’ and my personal study at the work of the Dutch Fine Art Master ‘Jacob van Ruysdael’ here on these blogs, from now on every week. I will ask the designers who join my ‘Lighthouse of Babel’ project to report something of their own researches once in a while, as well. So let’s see if this is a good way to start the creative conversation!)