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21/09/2024

Fish Lane Motorcycle transforms? | Brisbane [2024]
Fish Lane Motorcycle transforms? | Brisbane [2024]

Fish Lane Motorcycle transforms? | Brisbane [2024]

20/09/2024

Experience the FUTURE of Brisbane NOW with this 360° Queens Wharf Tour!
Using 360°, tour the new Queens Wharf and Neville Bonner Bridge in Brisbane - the home of the 2032 Olympics. If your watching on desktop, click the video and drag it around. On a idevice, simply move it around.
The New Queens Wharf and Neville Bonner Bridge project in Brisbane, Australia, is a significant infrastructure development that has transformed the city's waterfront. The project involved the construction of a new ferry terminal, a pedestrian bridge, and a parkland area, all designed to revitalize the Brisbane River and enhance the city's connectivity.

**History:**

The original Queens Wharf, built in the 1860s, played a crucial role in Brisbane's maritime history. However, over time, it fell into disrepair and became a less attractive part of the city. In 2010, the Queensland Government announced plans to redevelop the area, aiming to create a vibrant and accessible waterfront destination.

The Neville Bonner Bridge, named after a prominent Indigenous Australian politician, was constructed as part of the project. The bridge connects South Bank Parklands to the Brisbane CBD, providing a pedestrian and bicycle pathway over the Brisbane River. Its modern design and stunning views of the city have made it a popular attraction for both locals and visitors.

**New Features:**

The redeveloped Queens Wharf features a state-of-the-art ferry terminal, making it easier for commuters and tourists to access the city's riverfront. The terminal also incorporates retail and dining options, adding to the area's appeal.

Adjacent to the terminal is a new parkland area, designed to provide a relaxing and enjoyable space for the community. The park features landscaped gardens, walking paths, and outdoor seating areas, offering a peaceful oasis in the heart of the city.

**Impact on Brisbane:**

The New Queens Wharf and Neville Bonner Bridge project has had a significant impact on Brisbane. It has revitalized the city's waterfront, creating a more attractive and accessible destination for locals and visitors. The project has also boosted economic activity in the area, attracting new businesses and jobs.

In addition to its economic benefits, the project has also improved the city's connectivity, making it easier for people to travel between the CBD and South Bank. The Neville Bonner Bridge has become a popular route for commuters and tourists alike, offering a scenic and convenient way to cross the Brisbane River.

Overall, the New Queens Wharf and Neville Bonner Bridge project is a testament to Brisbane's commitment to urban renewal and sustainable development. The project has transformed the city's waterfront, creating a vibrant and attractive destination that will benefit generations to come.

0:00 360° tour of Queens Wharf and Neville Bonner Bridge in Brisbane 360°
0:10 On the right is The Wheel of Brisbane 360°
1:00 The Neville Bonner Bridge 360°
2:34 Brisbane River and Victoria Bridge 360°
3:10 The Brisbane River and South Bank on the right 360°
5:13 Brisbane Riverside Expressway 360°
6:04 Queens Wharf Precinct 360°
15:00 The Star Grand Entrance 360°
17:20 End Credits 360°

Using 360°, tour the new Queens Wharf and Neville Bonner Bridge in Brisbane - the home of the 2032 Olympics. If your watching on desktop, click the video and...

18/09/2024

Race for the win | GOLD COAST V8 Race Track Drive | [2023]
Buckle up and join us on an adrenaline-pumping adventure as we take you for a spin around the legendary Gold Coast V8 Race Track! Get ready to feel the thunder of powerful engines, the rush of high-speed straights, and the challenge of every twist and turn on this iconic circuit.

In this epic video, we bring you up close and personal with the screeching tires, the intense G-forces, and the sheer excitement of the Gold Coast V8 Race Track. Watch as we navigate hairpin corners, rev up the straights, and unleash the full potential of these high-performance machines.

Whether you're a motorsport enthusiast, an adrenaline ju**ie, or simply looking for an exhilarating escape, this video will immerse you in the heart of the action. Experience the Gold Coast V8 Race Track like never before – from the driver's seat!

Join us on this unforgettable journey and get a taste of the Gold Coast's racing paradise. Hit that play button and let the adventure begin! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to stay tuned for more high-octane content.

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0:00 Gold Coast V8 Super Cars
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2:15 Gold Coast Waterways Drive
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8:48 Gold Coast V8 Super Cars Turn Fifteen
9:45 Gold Coast V8 Super Cars End Credits

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17/09/2024

Low height RAAF FA-18F Display Rehearsals Riverfire Brisbane 2024 SECOND JET run
⁠ Watch the rehearsal run for the FA-18F Jet Display in for . Thanks to the ​⁠
this is the passes for the second jet.
For reference, the top of the Neville Bonner bridge at the start of the video is mast height 75 metres (246 ft) and the jet was at mast height between the bridge and the buildings.

⁠ Watch the rehearsal run for the FA-18F Jet Display in for . Thanks to the ​⁠ this is the passes for the second jet.For reference,...

17/09/2024

🎆 RiverFire 2017 opening - FLYBY for 2 RAAF EA-18G Growlers
Looking through some old videos and found this from the opening for Riverfire 2017.

Eleven tonnes of fireworks were set off to a music list aiming to evoke “musical memories from the last 20 years”.

The Story Bridge will reopen at 8pm as half a million revellers make their way home or to the Riverfire afterparty.

Extra train services have been added tonight and those leaving from South Brisbane, South Bank and Roma St Station will travel free.

The Victoria Bridge reopens at 11pm, as will Grey St, while roads around Kangaroo Point are due to reopen around 9.30pm.

Eager Riverfire crowds were left waiting this afternoon as the C-17 Globemaster plane fails to fly over the Brisbane river.

The RAAF C-17 Globemaster plane was scheduled to fly overhead at 5pm, but failed to do so.

Organisers told The Courier-Mail the plane has been rescheduled for 6pm.

Crowds along the Brisbane River in Southbank, Kangaroo Point and New Farm are expected to swell to about 500,000 tonight at the height of the Riverfire activities.

After 15 minutes of empty skies, four of the Army’s MRH-90 helicopters stepped in as scheduled at 5.15pm to wow the bewildered crowd.

Online, social media users are wondering if the Globemaster pilot and crew got caught up watching the Richmond Tigers crush the Adelaide Crows at the AFL Grand Final.

Today’s event caps of the 22-day Brisbane Festival and kicked off at 3.30pm.

Crowd favourite jets the RAAF EA-18G Growlers are scheduled to appear at 5.40pm and will return at 7.05pm to help mark the start of the night’s pyrotechnics display which will see 11 tonnes of fireworks launched into the Brisbane sky.

EARLIER: Some of the military’s most impressive hardware will be on display this afternoon as the annual Riverfire lights up the Brisbane skyline.

The event, which caps of the 22-day Brisbane Festival, will kick off from 3.30pm with displays from aircraft including the RAAF Roulettes and the Army’s MRH-90 helicopters.

Displays from the RAAF’s new EA-18G Growlers are expected to be one of the crowd favourites and will help mark the start of the night’s pyrotechnics display which will see 11 tonnes of fireworks launched into the Brisbane sky.

Squadron Leader Jay Tuffley, who flies Roulette One, said it was a “real honour” for the pilots to perform at Riverfire. “It’s pretty awesome for us to be able to put on a display for the 20th Riverfire,” he said.

“It allows people to watch an airshow right in their CBD.

“It’s a phenomenal sight.”

The EA-18G Growlers are some of the newest hardware in the Australian military, capable of providing electronic warfare support by disrupting and deceiving military systems including radars and communications.

Brisbane Festival Artistic Director David Berthold said the defence force displays were always a crowd favourite at the annual event.

“This is probably the biggest Australian Defence Force display we’ve had,” he said.

“We usually get somewhere towards half a million people lining the river so it will certainly be a big night.”

But last-minute revellers will be hard-pressed finding a free table along the river tonight, with reservation lists filled months in advance. Tickets for spots at some restaurants cost anywhere between $99 and $160 or more for a three-course meal during the annual spectacular.

Spots at ARIA, along Eagle St Pier, are said to start filling up the day after Riverfire as customers secure their spots a year in advance.

Read more at https://www.couriermail.com.au/news/queensland/riverfire-2017-times-locations-and-event-schedule/news-story/0a1aa19a184f08c59fde0738b49bb369
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aP2hxNaSvqA

Looking through some old videos and found this from the opening for Riverfire 2017.Eleven tonnes of fireworks were set off to a music list aiming to evoke “m...

17/09/2024

Night and day comparison - Lightscape

15/09/2024

An amazing contrast | Lightscape Brisbane [2024]
Lightscape Brisbane 2024
Dates: August 29 - October 12, 2024
Location: Brisbane City Botanic Gardens
Experience: This immersive light festival showcases the City Botanic Gardens in a new light, with stunning installations created by acclaimed artists. Wander beneath towering trees illuminated in color, stroll through dynamic glowing tunnels, and discover moments of wonder to share with everyone.
Key features:
* New installations: Experience brand new creations from local and international artists.
* First Nations art: Admire two incredible sculptural installations created by Queensland First Nations artists.
* Multisensory experience: Immerse yourself in the world of light, color, and sound.
* Family-friendly event: Enjoy a fun and magical experience for all ages.
0:00 Lightscape Brisbane
0:03 Lightscape Brisbane Shields and Swords by Paul B**g
0:41 Lightscape Brisbane Winter Cathedral by Mandylights
1:17 Lightscape Brisbane Peonies by TILT
1:40 Lightscape Brisbane Roots by Tony Simpson, Culture Creative
2:08 Lightscape Brisbane Submergence by Squidsoup
2:40 Lightscape Brisbane Meadow of Light by Lightworks
3:00 Lightscape Brisbane Trapezoid by ArtAV
3:32 Lightscape Brisbane Meadow of Light by Lightworks
3:45 Lightscape Brisbane Fire Garden by Culture Creative and paBoom
2:48 Lightscape Brisbane Salt Water Pots by Michelle Yeatman
4:14 Lightscape Brisbane Boardwalk by Tony Simpson, Culture Creative
4:49 Lightscape Brisbane Palm Tree Rays Show by Tony Simpson, Culture Creative
5:28 Lightscape Brisbane End Credits
For more information, visit:
* Brisbane Festival: https://www.brisbanefestival.com.au/whats-on/2024/lightscape
* Lightscape Australia: https://www.brisbanefestival.com.au/whats-on/2024/lightscape
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auOcP_XZ5fI

Lightscape Brisbane 2024Dates: August 29 - October 12, 2024Location: Brisbane City Botanic GardensExperience: This immersive light festival showcases the Cit...

12/09/2024

Kangaroo Point’s Leap | A new Brisbane icon
Kangaroo Point Bridge: A New Icon for Brisbane
Brisbane's skyline has been transformed with the addition of the stunning Kangaroo Point Bridge. This modern masterpiece, designed to resemble a leaping kangaroo, is more than just a piece of infrastructure; it's a symbol of progress, innovation, and the city's enduring spirit.
The bridge, which spans the Brisbane River, connects the bustling CBD to the charming suburb of Kangaroo Point. Its construction was a significant engineering feat, requiring cutting-edge technology and meticulous planning. The design was inspired by the region's iconic marsupial, the kangaroo, and is a testament to the city's commitment to preserving its natural heritage while embracing modernity.
The Kangaroo Point Bridge is more than just a transportation hub; it's a cultural and recreational destination. Pedestrians and cyclists can enjoy panoramic views of the city from the dedicated paths, while motorists can experience a smooth and efficient commute. The bridge has also become a popular spot for events, festivals, and community gatherings.
The Kangaroo Point Bridge is a testament to Brisbane's growth and development. It's a symbol of the city's resilience and its ability to adapt to changing times. As Brisbane continues to evolve, the bridge will remain a constant, a reminder of the city's past, present, and future.

Kangaroo Point Bridge: A New Icon for BrisbaneBrisbane's skyline has been transformed with the addition of the stunning Kangaroo Point Bridge. This modern ma...

10/09/2024

Brisbane Lightscape | Palm Tree Ray Show [2024]
The Brisbane City Botanic Gardens light up when the sun goes down, becoming a technicolour wonderland designed and curated to highlight the park’s unique features.

The self-guided experience follows an illuminated 2km trail through the Brisbane city park. Journey beneath glowing tree canopies filled with colour, through sparkling tunnels of shimmering light and alongside neon roots bursting from the undergrowth.Stroll alongside larger-than-life flowers and neon roots bursting from the undergrowth and amble through sparkling tunnels of light or under giant poppies suspended high in the night sky.

This uniquely created immersive experience takes you on a journey of the senses through light, colour and sounds, showcasing the gardens as never seen before.

These breathtaking lightworks follow a two kilometre path to create an after-dark oasis of botanical brilliance.

Palm Tree Rays Show Palm Tree Rays Show by Tony Simpson, Culture Creative

A circular spread of different coloured beams of light create a magnificent linear rainbow.

Artist: Tony Simpson
Tony Simpson is Head of Lighting at Culture Creative and has worked as a lighting designer and practitioner across a wide spectrum of disciplines for thirty years. He has worked extensively as a theatrical lighting designer, as well as designing and running many large commercial projects in the live events industry, and designing and overseeing stage lighting for several feature films.

https://www.brisbanefestival.com.au/whats-on/2024/lightscape/artists-and-installations -tree-rays-show-by-tony-simpson-culture-creative



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The Brisbane City Botanic Gardens light up when the sun goes down, becoming a technicolour wonderland designed and curated to highlight the park’s unique fea...

10/09/2024

Brisbane Lightscape | Boardwalk [2024]
The Brisbane City Botanic Gardens light up when the sun goes down, becoming a technicolour wonderland designed and curated to highlight the park’s unique features.

The self-guided experience follows an illuminated 2km trail through the Brisbane city park. Journey beneath glowing tree canopies filled with colour, through sparkling tunnels of shimmering light and alongside neon roots bursting from the undergrowth.Stroll alongside larger-than-life flowers and neon roots bursting from the undergrowth and amble through sparkling tunnels of light or under giant poppies suspended high in the night sky.

This uniquely created immersive experience takes you on a journey of the senses through light, colour and sounds, showcasing the gardens as never seen before.

These breathtaking lightworks follow a two kilometre path to create an after-dark oasis of botanical brilliance.

Boardwalk by Tony Simpson, Culture Creative

A criss-crossing avenue of light, framed by bold colour-changing trees.

Artist: Tony Simpson
Tony Simpson is Head of Lighting at Culture Creative and has worked as a lighting designer and practitioner across a wide spectrum of disciplines for thirty years. He has worked extensively as a theatrical lighting designer, as well as designing and running many large commercial projects in the live events industry, and designing and overseeing stage lighting for several feature films.

https://www.brisbanefestival.com.au/whats-on/2024/lightscape/artists-and-installations -by-tony-simpson-culture-creative



🎶 Music - Maestro Tlakaelel by
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The Brisbane City Botanic Gardens light up when the sun goes down, becoming a technicolour wonderland designed and curated to highlight the park’s unique fea...

10/09/2024

Brisbane Lightscape | Salt Water Pots [2024]
The Brisbane City Botanic Gardens light up when the sun goes down, becoming a technicolour wonderland designed and curated to highlight the park’s unique features.

The self-guided experience follows an illuminated 2km trail through the Brisbane city park. Journey beneath glowing tree canopies filled with colour, through sparkling tunnels of shimmering light and alongside neon roots bursting from the undergrowth.Stroll alongside larger-than-life flowers and neon roots bursting from the undergrowth and amble through sparkling tunnels of light or under giant poppies suspended high in the night sky.

This uniquely created immersive experience takes you on a journey of the senses through light, colour and sounds, showcasing the gardens as never seen before.

These breathtaking lightworks follow a two kilometre path to create an after-dark oasis of botanical brilliance.

Salt Water Pots by Michelle Yeatman

This work is presented in this format thanks to Shine On Gimuy Festival 2023.
The sand shells and saltwater of Yarrabah's beaches reflect a personal connection for the artist to country that shines through these nine large ceramic 'Jilgi' pots, ranging in size from 1m to 3m in diameter.

The pots are representative of our saltwater country and a reminder to us all of the value of water as a great healer, which cleanses, purifies, and like art is a blessing. In addition, the sea salt is believed to have a healing and rejuvenation quality and the different sizes of the pots are reminiscent of the moon cycles, symbolising the importance of observing tidal change.

Artist: Michelle Yeatman
Michelle (Mickey) Yeatman was born and bred in the Yarrabah community. She commenced employment at the Yarrabah pottery studio in 1982 as an apprentice mixing raw clay, but soon discovered her real love was in hand building pots. Influenced by Thanakupi, Michelle’s own particular style of applying various designs to the earthenware that she produces has distinguished her in the field of ceramics although she is also an excellent painter and print maker.

https://www.brisbanefestival.com.au/whats-on/2024/lightscape/artists-and-installations -water-pots-by-michelle-yeatman



🎶 Music - Maestro Tlakaelel by
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The Brisbane City Botanic Gardens light up when the sun goes down, becoming a technicolour wonderland designed and curated to highlight the park’s unique fea...

10/09/2024

Brisbane Lightscape | Fire Garden [2024]
The Brisbane City Botanic Gardens light up when the sun goes down, becoming a technicolour wonderland designed and curated to highlight the park’s unique features.

The self-guided experience follows an illuminated 2km trail through the Brisbane city park. Journey beneath glowing tree canopies filled with colour, through sparkling tunnels of shimmering light and alongside neon roots bursting from the undergrowth.Stroll alongside larger-than-life flowers and neon roots bursting from the undergrowth and amble through sparkling tunnels of light or under giant poppies suspended high in the night sky.

This uniquely created immersive experience takes you on a journey of the senses through light, colour and sounds, showcasing the gardens as never seen before.

These breathtaking lightworks follow a two kilometre path to create an after-dark oasis of botanical brilliance.

Fire Garden by Culture Creative and paBoom

Two x three-metre tall orbs each hung with sixty candles, interspersed with a formal array of candles on stakes, fill the lawn to create this year’s fire garden.

Artists: Culture Creative and paBOOM
paBOOM specialise in Fire Gardens for festivals and events and work with Culture Creative every year to create magnificent and contemplative fire gardens using their large-scale metal sculptures..

https://www.brisbanefestival.com.au/whats-on/2024/lightscape/artists-and-installations -garden-by-culture-creative-and-paboom



🎶 Music - Maestro Tlakaelel by
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETuK93Md-9U

The Brisbane City Botanic Gardens light up when the sun goes down, becoming a technicolour wonderland designed and curated to highlight the park’s unique fea...

10/09/2024

Brisbane Lightscape | Trapezoid [2024]
The Brisbane City Botanic Gardens light up when the sun goes down, becoming a technicolour wonderland designed and curated to highlight the park’s unique features.

The self-guided experience follows an illuminated 2km trail through the Brisbane city park. Journey beneath glowing tree canopies filled with colour, through sparkling tunnels of shimmering light and alongside neon roots bursting from the undergrowth.Stroll alongside larger-than-life flowers and neon roots bursting from the undergrowth and amble through sparkling tunnels of light or under giant poppies suspended high in the night sky.

This uniquely created immersive experience takes you on a journey of the senses through light, colour and sounds, showcasing the gardens as never seen before.

These breathtaking lightworks follow a two kilometre path to create an after-dark oasis of botanical brilliance.

Trapezoid by ArtAV

At 72m this multi-coloured tunnel will illuminate the path, fully immersing visitors as they pass through.

Artist: ArtAV
ArtAV is a UK based technical and creative studio with over 20 years of experience delivering unique audiovisual solutions. Their work features in theatres, live shows, and public events and their in-house workshops and electronics lab produces custom structures and electronics for temporary or permanent installation.

https://www.brisbanefestival.com.au/whats-on/2024/lightscape/artists-and-installations -by-artav



🎶 Music - Maestro Tlakaelel by
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The Brisbane City Botanic Gardens light up when the sun goes down, becoming a technicolour wonderland designed and curated to highlight the park’s unique fea...

09/09/2024

Brisbane Lightscape | Roots [2024]
The Brisbane City Botanic Gardens light up when the sun goes down, becoming a technicolour wonderland designed and curated to highlight the park’s unique features.

The self-guided experience follows an illuminated 2km trail through the Brisbane city park. Journey beneath glowing tree canopies filled with colour, through sparkling tunnels of shimmering light and alongside neon roots bursting from the undergrowth.Stroll alongside larger-than-life flowers and neon roots bursting from the undergrowth and amble through sparkling tunnels of light or under giant poppies suspended high in the night sky.

This uniquely created immersive experience takes you on a journey of the senses through light, colour and sounds, showcasing the gardens as never seen before.

These breathtaking lightworks follow a two kilometre path to create an after-dark oasis of botanical brilliance.

Roots by Tony Simpson, Culture Creative

A kaleidoscope of coloured lights paint the roots and canopies of the garden’s celebrated fig trees.

Artist: Tony Simpson
Tony Simpson is Head of Lighting at Culture Creative and has worked as a lighting designer and practitioner across a wide spectrum of disciplines for thirty years. He has worked extensively as a theatrical lighting designer, as well as designing and running many large commercial projects in the live events industry, and designing and overseeing stage lighting for several feature films.

https://www.brisbanefestival.com.au/whats-on/2024/lightscape/artists-and-installations -by-tony-simpson-culture-creative



🎶 Music - Maestro Tlakaelel by
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXGHFVY7evQ

The Brisbane City Botanic Gardens light up when the sun goes down, becoming a technicolour wonderland designed and curated to highlight the park’s unique fea...

09/09/2024

Brisbane Lightscape | Peonies [2024]
The Brisbane City Botanic Gardens light up when the sun goes down, becoming a technicolour wonderland designed and curated to highlight the park’s unique features.

The self-guided experience follows an illuminated 2km trail through the Brisbane city park. Journey beneath glowing tree canopies filled with colour, through sparkling tunnels of shimmering light and alongside neon roots bursting from the undergrowth.Stroll alongside larger-than-life flowers and neon roots bursting from the undergrowth and amble through sparkling tunnels of light or under giant poppies suspended high in the night sky.

This uniquely created immersive experience takes you on a journey of the senses through light, colour and sounds, showcasing the gardens as never seen before.

These breathtaking lightworks follow a two kilometre path to create an after-dark oasis of botanical brilliance.

Peonies by TILT

Six peony flowers stand over 6m tall along the trail path. Delicate and distinguished, each peony gracefully stretches out in a bouquet of three flowers, their finely cut white petals exposed to the sun. As night falls, these giant flowers light up with a thousand reflections revealing a dazzling palette of varied, every-changing hues.

Visitors are invited to sit around the flowers and enjoy the colourful ambience. Inspired by the works of Frank Depoilly, A Tir d’Ailes.

Artist: TILT
TILT is a French artistic studio created in 2001 that focuses on the exploration of light and its interplay with art, architecture and space. Their work encompasses all aspects of light art and is inspired by nature or everyday objects which are thought to create a dreamlike universe made of humour and poetry.

https://www.brisbanefestival.com.au/whats-on/2024/lightscape/artists-and-installations -by-tilt



🎶 Music - Maestro Tlakaelel by
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozRisl5SCwM

The Brisbane City Botanic Gardens light up when the sun goes down, becoming a technicolour wonderland designed and curated to highlight the park’s unique fea...

09/09/2024

Brisbane Lightscape | Submergence [2024]
The Brisbane City Botanic Gardens light up when the sun goes down, becoming a technicolour wonderland designed and curated to highlight the park’s unique features.

The self-guided experience follows an illuminated 2km trail through the Brisbane city park. Journey beneath glowing tree canopies filled with colour, through sparkling tunnels of shimmering light and alongside neon roots bursting from the undergrowth.Stroll alongside larger-than-life flowers and neon roots bursting from the undergrowth and amble through sparkling tunnels of light or under giant poppies suspended high in the night sky.

This uniquely created immersive experience takes you on a journey of the senses through light, colour and sounds, showcasing the gardens as never seen before.

These breathtaking lightworks follow a two kilometre path to create an after-dark oasis of botanical brilliance.

Submergence by Squidsoup

Submergence is an immersive, walkthrough experience using many thousands of individual points of suspended light to create feelings of presence and movement within physical space.

The installation transforms space into a hybrid environment where virtual and physical worlds coincide. As you enter the piece, you walk into a space occupied by both real and virtual components, and you can affect both. The piece moves through several movements, which in its entirety, forms an abstract narrative with a gradual increase in tension, building to a final climax. Each movement has its own elements, atmosphere and responsiveness however they are also all open to one’s own interpretation.

Artist: Squidsoup
Squidsoup is a UK-based international group of artists, researchers, technologists and designers working with digital and interactive media experiences. Their work combines physical and dynamic digital spaces with novel and intuitive forms of interaction to produce immersive, responsive and beguiling experiences.

Squidsoup has exhibited across the globe at a broad range of events and locations, including Burning Man, Sydney Opera House, SIGGRAPH, Usina del Arte (Buenos Aires) Sundance (USA) and others.

https://www.brisbanefestival.com.au/whats-on/2024/lightscape/artists-and-installations -by-squidsoup



🎶 Music - Maestro Tlakaelel by
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The Brisbane City Botanic Gardens light up when the sun goes down, becoming a technicolour wonderland designed and curated to highlight the park’s unique fea...