24 light shows were presented at the Light Art Festival, which started in Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands.
At the festival, which was organized for the 12th time this year by the Amsterdam Light Festival Foundation with the theme „Loading… Art Reveals Artificial Intelligence and Technology“, works of artists, designers and architects from various parts of the world were exhibited.In the „Light Art Festival“, which is seen as one of the most important festivals in Europe and attended by hundreds of thousands of people every year, 24 different light shows were performed on a route approximately 6 kilometers long.Some of the visitors watched the light shows on and around the famous canals on the UNESCO World Heritage List in the touristic area of the city, some from boats and some on foot accompanied by a guide.Technology addiction and insensitivity to the environment were discussed in the artworks that attracted the most attention of visitors.In the statement on the foundation’s website, „We are deeply examining our relationship with personal technology, especially the mobile phone. We cannot live without it, but sometimes you want to throw it down the drain.“The organization, which is attended by approximately 750 thousand people every year, will continue until January 21, 2024.
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The Light Art Festival in Amsterdam, Netherlands has started, featuring 24 different light shows along a 6-kilometer route. The festival, organized for the 12th time by the Amsterdam Light Festival Foundation, showcases works of artists, designers, and architects from around the world. Visitors can enjoy the light shows on and around the famous canals, some from boats and some on foot accompanied by a guide. The artworks also address important themes such as technology addiction and environmental insensitivity. The festival will continue until January 21, 2024, and is attended by approximately 750 thousand people every year.
