#light-sculpture

#light-sculpture

In Lana Launay's Kinship series, light does more than illuminate space. It acts as a living archivist, revealing, preserving, and narrating stories embedded within inherited textiles. Through works such as Kinship I and Kinship II, the artist transforms antique doilies, lace fragments, and stockings passed down through generations into sculptural lighting forms that do not simply display history but actively project it into the present.

Known for large-scale installations incorporating a range of objects like metallic emergency blankets and orange traffic cones, SpY prompts us to not only see our surroundings differently but also to immerse ourselves in his otherworldly interpretations of space and light. A recent work titled "Divided" towered over a public thoroughfare amid skyscrapers in Xi'an, China. One part of a trilogy called Earth, comprising similar interpretations of glowing orbs within scaffolding, "Divided" splits the sphere in half. Two identical sides sit within their own frameworks,