Artwork Hire Aqualux
A creative lighting installation composed of 48 unfilled water containers, which typically hold 1,000 litres of water each, specially adapted to create a stunning light feature.
Stunning light artwork available to hire for your event
A creative lighting installation composed of 48 unfilled water containers, which typically hold 1,000 litres of water each, specially adapted to create a stunning light feature.
We all know the world loves a selfie! Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen has conceived BLACKPOOL WINGS to create for visitors the ultimate selfie self-portrait.
Are you ready for a fun aquatic adventure? Our amazing interactive installation awaits you, featuring the most vibrant and mesmerising jellyfish you’ve ever seen! Immersed in a sea of colours and light shows, this experience is sure to uplift your spirits and dazzle your senses.
The artwork themed ‘Unity’ immerses viewers in a captivating exploration of human connection and digital expression. Through the interplay of dynamic LED lights and spatial exploration, this piece resolves as you move around or pass it, with the two dancers merging into one.
A family-friendly, immersive walk-through sculptural tunnel of light experience awaits you. This enchanting journey invites visitors to step into a world of dazzling illumination and artistic creativity, perfect for all ages.
Re-imagined for Lightpool, an original feature from the Tiffany Delights roadway section, one of the most expensive and magnificent roadway features designed by Graham Ogden; comprising 24 Tiffany inspired features first installed in 1999.
Get up close and personal with a giant interpretation from the famous moon landing over 50 years ago – it’s out of this world!
Starting a conversation about Capitalism is like walking up to a stranger and asking, “Can I talk to you about Jesus?”
The word “capitalism” is a red flag. And for good reason–pretty soon either some dude is talking your ear off about “The System” or aggressively confronting you about taxes. Ugh.
A colour-changing giant dandelion rises on recycled-steel stems, each bloom frozen in the instant its seeds lift on the wind. Spanning over 3 metres tall, it glimmers with hundreds of fibre optic filaments that flare, cascade and dim in response to passing voices, turning whispers into visible breath