Light Art Installations.
Interactive Sensory Art & Lighting Installations
Interactive art is a form of art that involves the spectator in a way that allows the art to achieve its purpose. Some interactive art installations achieve this by letting the observer or visitor “walk” in, on, and around them; some others ask the artist or the spectators to become part of the artwork.
See how we’re changing the landscape with our designs.
Sensory Art Installations.
Amberlights and its Creative Director Amber Stefani is fast becoming a recognised contemporary installation artist with a unique take on the use of light by both day and night. Amberlights create works of art that hold their own as a fixed installation with beautifully crafted construction, subtly reflecting ambient light during the day through coloured filament and semi opaque surfaces. These pieces then spring into a second life as light installations (as the natural light falls) using projected light that becomes integral to the work.
About our installations
We hire out to all kinds of events, from photo booths at weddings, private parties as the main centre piece, a beautiful meditation at yoga spaces to open air public lighting events. Please reach out to us at info@amberlights.co.uk for info!
For everybody
All walks of life can enter including wheelchair access. The adults love it just as much as the children do.
Art that involves the human
This form of art encourages the audience to interact with it. Sensory art rises above conventional art forms and relies on audience participation. It is precisely this human response that lies at the core of interactive art.
For hire
If you have a magical event in mind, then let us connect. We work 9 am-6 pm, Monday through Friday. Please reach out to us at info@amberlights.co.uk for the info! or visit the website
My latest work.
“We have Amber’s lamps at home and in our yoga studio. The ambience and beauty they add to the spaces is hard to describe. It’s some kind of magic”. -Swami Atma Gyanam Saraswati
Interactive Sensory Art.
Interactive Sensory Art & Lighting Installations
This form of art encourages the audience to interact with it. Sensory art rises above conventional art forms and relies on the audience participation. It is precisely this human response that lies at the core of interactive art.
Out of the Cocoon
My newest seated lighting installation created for the Summer Lights event taking place at Canary Wharf estate from 21st June – 31st October 2021
This design had many influences, but I always have sustainability in mind. I am so thrilled to say this project is powered by solar power, something I have wanted to do for many years.
This beautiful giant stands 3 meters tall x 2 meters in width per wing making the installation 4.2 meters wide. The material of the wings is made from 25mm thick Perspex panels (shatter proof industrial acrylic) a greener environmentally made Perspex by Lucite, with a layer of rainbow film applied, giving an iridescent rainbow spectrum of colour waves.
Seed of Life
This form of art encourages the audience to interact with it. Sensory art rises above conventional art forms and relies on the audience
Standing at 2.8 meters tall and 2.4 wide, the dome-like installation is made from 20mm thick interlocking multi-coloured Plexiglass panels that have been laser cut in an intricate, symmetrical design based on the Seed of Life. Each of the 11 pentagon-shaped panels is bolted into a solid steel frame. The steel frame gives the dome weight and stability. The panels are laser cut and these perforations allow wind to travel through and rain to disperse onto the ground, making the installation suitable and safe for outdoor display. During the day, the Seed of Life twinkles with a metallic rainbow spectrum of colours created by reflections and refractions of daylight on the coloured Plexiglass. At night, the lights inside the installation illuminate the dome and then transforms into a giant iridescent kaleidoscope of colour waves and patterns.
As it is an interactive light feature, there is an opening at ground level to allow people to enter the dome, including wheelchair access.
Once you step inside, you become mesmerised in a kaleidoscopic effect of vibrant colours and patterns, reflecting and refracting off one another, switching through a metallic and iridescent rainbow spectrum as you move around inside. The sculpture is a solid structure which can be placed in any environment and will withstand all weather conditions.
“It’s so much darker when a light goes out than it would have been if it had never shone.”
– John Steinbeck.
