GLOW
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GLOW is a big banner that welcomes the visitors to Eastbury Manor House Light Festival. It is a volumetric piece installed in the front lawns; it is positioned so that people can explored it by walking through it.
GLOW is a magical explosion, the entrance to a world of light and surprises. GLOW is a sculpture that invites visitors to take an active role: by having to move around and find the place from where to see the artwork, each one of the visitors will be able to “build” and “deconstruct” the sign. GLOW was presented in Barking, London 25th and 26th of November 2016 |
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Concept, design and construction: Francesc Serra Vila
Lighting technician: Paul Thomas
Construction assistants: Lina Kakaletsi, Alessandro Sala, Sinan Fahliogullari, Cristina Canalella and Mariann Rostad
Special thanks: Unagru - Davide di Martin architect and Andrew Fletcher
GLOW has been curated and developed by a steering group of committed Barking & Dagenham residents known as Cultural Connectors. GLOW is produced by Creative Barking & Dagenham in partnership with Studio 3 Arts and the London Borough of Barking & Dagenham Heritage Team who manage Eastbury Manor House.
Lighting technician: Paul Thomas
Construction assistants: Lina Kakaletsi, Alessandro Sala, Sinan Fahliogullari, Cristina Canalella and Mariann Rostad
Special thanks: Unagru - Davide di Martin architect and Andrew Fletcher
GLOW has been curated and developed by a steering group of committed Barking & Dagenham residents known as Cultural Connectors. GLOW is produced by Creative Barking & Dagenham in partnership with Studio 3 Arts and the London Borough of Barking & Dagenham Heritage Team who manage Eastbury Manor House.