Wearable Lights, 2018
concept
Re-activating crowd interaction at nightlife (or in urban space) in the post-Covid 19 world.
Wearable Lights can define our personal and collective -safe- space and create a dynamic situation of togetherness. Light can be the dominant visual element of our outfit, an extension of our body, an expansion of our border, and a tool for perceiving space and distance. Not only does light create a mass-less & volume-less dynamic border, it also enables us to feel the joy of being a part of the visual scenography of the night.
This is a concept to redefine our interaction, to give equal emphasis on every person in the space, to empower them with the strong but minimal impression of light, and to re-activate collective experience of night.
The wearable light concept is developed as a part of Unity - live audio visual / light installation performance.
“Fundamentals of human nature will not change. We are social animals!” Yuval Noah Harari, on Covid-19’s Impact on Humankind, The Late Late Show with James Corden
“Light makes matter visible, matter makes light discernible.” Dietmar Tollerian - Architectural Photographer, in “You Say Light, I Think Shadow”




Protesters maintain social distancing at the Black Flag protest in Tel Aviv, 2020, 📷:@tomerikoo

Social distancing in Singapore, 2020, @tasarimbienali, @tape_measures, 📷:@natgeeoh

Gamma Festival, Russia, @mixmag, 📷:@gamma_festival, @m_division

Unity, light installation performance, 2019 📷: @anilkiou

City Stage, light installation/tool, 2019, 📷: @george_kogias