LIght art
SHADESHIFTING | Studio SPÉS
Shadeshifting is an abstract drawing of light, shadow, and color, a representation of the shadow play of an ever-changing city. This installation reflects the rapid transformation of the station area.
EMPTIED City | front 404
The surveillance cameras that project the poem on the wall used to belong to the city of Utrecht and have been transformed in this work from being invisible watchers, to parts of an artwork illuminating a dark corner of the city.
The “light orchestra,” consisting of 50 illuminated spheres, truly comes to life in the darkness, showcasing its unique character. With light and reflections on the water, the artist creates a distinct universe that appears different from every direction.
ALL MY COLOURS | Wilhelmusvlug
MOREELSEBRUG | Peter Vink
Shelter | Jaap van den Elzen
The dynamic light art installation “Shelter” guarantees an immersive experience. The cage-like structure strikes a balance between providing protection and confining you. You are invited to enter the installation and engage with the artwork; the light entices you into the cage.
Due to the strong winds this artwork will not be inflated on January 22 and 23.
Permanent LIgHT art
Curious about the light art that you can see all year round in the station area of Utrecht? We have listed the permanent works of art for you.
Rebus| Korrie Besems
Beatrixgebouw
This rebus of neon tubes was a defining feature of the Lange Nieuwstraat for years and has puzzled many passers-by. And can now be seen on the rear facade of the Beatrix building.
Sunny CLoud | John Körmeling
Utrecht Centraal, centrumzijde
A recognizable place to meet up and meet each other. The Sunny Cloud at Utrecht Central Station. A cloud full of lights that respond to the rhythm of the local environment.
Ik | Jan van Munster
Park Nieuweroord
Somewhere I am everything, at home, everywhere, strange, nothing, nowhere. You can see the ‘IK’ from afar on the Park Nieuweroord office building.
Burn the village / Feel the Warmth | Nathan Coley
Catharijnesingel
This artwork is based on an African saying.