Friday 14 October 2022

Mysterious Uluru – Field of Lights

 


Hello Friends,

 

This week I wanted to return to Uluru, the big red rock in the center of Australia, which is a sacred place for the traditional owners—the Anangu People.

 

The Field of Lights is a beautiful light show that happens after the sun goes down. International artist, Bruce Munro, created the light show in the desert country with Uluru in the background. Field of Lights consists of over 50,000 solar powered globes. The exhibition opened in April 2016 and brought life and color to the arid landscape.

 

The artwork was named, Tili Wiru Tjuta Nyakutjaku, meaning looking at lots of beautiful lights. The exhibition was meant to be temporary. However, due to the success in bringing the raw and eerie beauty of the desert to life, Field of Lights continues. It’s something unique and magnificent.

 

Watch the video.



Fields of Light Uluru is award winning art that was made by many hands. It connects people to landscape. The next multi-million-dollar light show to be created by Bruce Munro in central Australia will be at King’s Canyon resort, which is located over 300 kilometers away from Uluru. There will be 69 light towers made of 220 bottles filled with fiber optic cables. The light towers will be taller than an average human. There will also be sound from many voices coming together. The artwork is planned to open in April 2023. In these desert skies, there is no light pollution. I’m sure Light Towers will be something special too.



Take care,
stay well,
♥ Ashlyn

 

Photo Credits: Trevor McKinnon on Unsplash.com

  

More ULURU Posts

 

Mysterious Uluru - Part One

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Mysterious Uluru - Part Two

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