照亮科幻

See Dazzling Light Art in Golden Gate Park

查尔斯Gadeken

查尔斯·Gadeken的 纠缠在一起 quickly became one of the most popular 照亮 installations when it first appeared. 今年，一个新的迭代， 交织:大妈 will welcome visitors to JFK Promenade in front of Golden Gate Park's Peacock Meadow. The defining new feature is the 老母亲 tree itself. 老母亲 is a monumental shade-bearing tree that moves in the wind and speaks through the language of light and color. The 30-foot metal sculpted tree carries a 25-foot canopy, offering a place for park-goers to gather day and night with ever-changing, 交互照明和色彩.

“迷幻的光合作用” is a colorful, 照亮, moving projection on the Conservatory of Flowers that harkens back to the Summer of Love in San Francisco. Developed in partnership with the San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, the joyous installation compliments the endless parade of rare and unusual flowers on display inside the conservatory.

James Turrell

Created specifically for the de Young’s Osher Sculpture Garden, “三个宝石” is a subterranean installation that features a view of the sky altered by LED lighting effects that highlights changing light and weather conditions outside. The sculpture is sited in a grass-covered hill. Visitors walk through a short tunnel cut into the hill, and then enter into a cylindrical space carved out of the hill. The retaining walls are white concrete and the floor is red stone. At the center of this cylindrical space is a rough-hewn, black basalt stupa form. 从一扇门进入圆佛塔, viewers sit on a stone bench and view the sky through an oculus cut in the roof of the chamber.

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To honor Golden Gate Park's 150th Anniversary, the 120-year-old Spreckels Temple of 音乐 Bandshell in Golden Gate Park was been upgraded with a new stage, built-in theatrical lighting and sound systems. Across from the SkyStar Observation Wheel on the 音乐 Concourse, the Bandshell lights shine nightly from sunset to park closing.

吉姆•坎贝尔

“碎片海镜” displays moving images of waves in the Pacific Ocean, recorded from a point directly west of the artwork, 创建镜像. Set in the eastern end of a hidden outdoor courtyard, the artwork is a low-resolution LED display contained within a freestanding six-by-six-foot glass wall. Seven glass cubes scattered within the garden area also have LEDs in them, each synchronized to a different block of the display grid. The movement within and between these scattered glass cubes creates the effect of the ocean waves going beyond the display grid into the garden area.