World of Light (WOL) is an interactive art and technology exhibit located in Downtown Los Angeles. Global and forward-thinking artists have been commissioned to create boundless installations inspired by their individuality and diverse backgrounds. This exhibit has reached out and successfully gathered artists from Japan, Netherlands, New York, Colorado and Los Angeles. Some of WOL’s brilliant artists include Aaron Axelrod, Atsushi Kobayashi, Chika, Cloaking, DeepLight Labs, Discordian, Kesson and Noctvrnal. The installations at WOL have been featured in music festivals, The Dumbo Art Festival and most recently at The Mayan Warrior (Art Car) event.
Each art piece provides a unique experience for the visitors. The installations can range from fluorescent walls to projection mapping, mixed media, 360 VR mapping and surveillance cameras. Although the installations are different, they have a commonality: they create stunning photos while breeding an intersection between technology and art. WOL is a visual and digital paradise for photographers, artists and art enthusiasts. As the sunsets, the skyrise buildings surrounding the downtown exhibit start to glimmer and add more beauty and mysticism.
Through a collection of sophisticated installations and visual compositions, WOL has curated the world’s first fully interactive visual experience. Embracing technology has allowed artists to breakaway from boundaries and create a limitless world. The exhibition will run from June through August in a converted 50K sq ft space that was transformed into a boundless journey of sensory and visual imagination. WOL will be traveling to 10 cities and plans to show in 10 different countries.
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