River of Light Liverpool

Transforming public space into a big, luminous and interactive playground

An interactive artwork by Australian artist, Amigo & Amigo.

A 1.8 metre tall fibreglass sculpture with a reflective internal face. Rangoli Mirrored Cosmos is public art light sculpture celebrating Diwali.

This bespoke interactive iteration draws in the audience’s innate sense of curiosity and play, and has been created specifically for the bodies of water around Mann Island.

This series, which utilizes meteor lights, was born from the studio's curiosity about how visitors experience the dynamic movement of light. Supported by Royal Albert Dock.

Inspired by a love of summers spent at beach front arcades it's part immersive experience and part spectacle, this brand new commission aims to share the importance of looking forward positively.

Lightbattle III is an exciting and immersive experience that celebrates the joy of cycling. The installation features two interactive arches of light, with six bicycles each other from opposite sides.

LAPS is a modern take on the traditional hourglass that gives us the opportunity to literally take control of time.

This installation by Koros Design inflates this iconic flower to epic proportions, putting it into historical context. Did you know that tulips saw an enormous surge in popularity in the 1630s, a period famously known as 'tulipmania'?

Roaming Gnomes invites participants on a whimsical journey, where each gnome transforms into a charming companion for a photographic exploration of iconic landmarks and hidden treasures.

Chess, a timeless symbol of strategic play, transcends cultures and languages, fostering connections among people from diverse backgrounds.

What is the collective noun for a group of fireflies? A swarm seems too beastly. A lantern? A twinkle? A shimmer of fireflies?