Three lights in the corners of a triangle are pointed
towards the central point so that the intersection of
the light beams forms a light circle. From afar it
looks like a clean illuminated arena that invites the
passersby to step under this glow of light. When the
visitor steps under the light, it turns into a
colourfully illuminated playground where shades of
colour stretch in all directions, thus elevating the
visitor to a V.I.P. star.
The idea is based on the
mixing of colours where the red, green and blue
colours (RGB) result in the white colour. When a
spectator (in this case the spectator turns into a
performer) moves into the illuminated circle, he/she
interrupts the light beam and creates streams of
complementary colours. The former empty and passive
white colour turns into an inspiring play of light and
colours.
Aleksandra
Stratimirović is the co-creator of Lighting
guerilla, selector of the program and artist. She is
a designer of illumination and light and a member of
The Lighting Detectives Stockholm. She’s finished
her post-graduate study at The Royal Institute of
Technology in Stockholm. She has also created many
permanent site specific art projects (Jakosberg –
design of the interior of the railway station in
Stockholm, City hospital in Stockholm – light
installation, Mesto – light installation – District
Court in Stockholm, Light Sparkle – Karolinska
University Hospital, V. I. P. - Heidestam school,
Tattby-Fågelby etc). She’s received many
awards for her work, among others Targetti Light Art
Award; Excellent Swedish Design diploma for Happy
Happy ... This year she’s also the co-creator of the
performance V gibanju (In motion) at this
festival.
