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Circle of Light Festival, Moscow – September 23-27

Circle of Light Festival, Moscow – September 23-27
21 September 2016

Now, what is it about? The Circle of Light Festival uses electronic art, specifically lights and video mapping, to redefine and highlight well known public spaces.  Artists from around the globe have created pieces to be judged in three categories. Featured displays will be accompanied by pyrotechnics and music. In some cases, the music is live.  Please note, my technical terms do not do the visuals justice – the shows are breathtaking!!

Moscow will be hosting multiple events at well-known locations like Moscow State University (МГУ) and VDNKh (ВДНХ)*.  Performances will be taking place from Friday, September 23 to Tuesday, September 27.

There will also be informational workshops held on Saturday and Sunday. The sessions are free; however, you do need to preregister.

You can find the entire schedule, directions, and register for workshops at the Circle of Light Festival’s website.  http://www.lightfest.ru/en/events/

 

Sam Cramer is currently studying Russian at Liden & Denz Moscow

 

*Public park in Moscow with the title “Exhibition of Achievements of National Economy”. Hence the acronym.

Posted by Sam Cramer

Sam Cramer is currently studying Russian language at Liden & Denz Moscow. At university, Sam studied anthropology with a concentration in Central and Eastern European studies. She has been to Moscow once before, in 2012, and is very excited to be back! Sam is an avid tea drinker, dog lover and is known for having the loudest laugh in the room.

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