{"id":27822,"date":"2022-05-25T10:55:49","date_gmt":"2022-05-25T05:55:49","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/pr.asianetpakistan.com\/?p=92289"},"modified":"2022-05-25T10:55:49","modified_gmt":"2022-05-25T05:55:49","slug":"all-you-need-to-know-about-vivid-sydney-2022-from-the-rocks-to-walsh-bay","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/myanmarnewsgazette.com\/all-you-need-to-know-about-vivid-sydney-2022-from-the-rocks-to-walsh-bay\/","title":{"rendered":"All You Need to Know About Vivid Sydney 2022 From the Rocks to Walsh Bay"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Stretching from The Rocks underneath the Sydney Harbour Bridge to one of the city’s most dramatic districts, Walsh Bay, this is a place where history and technology come together under lights<\/h4>\n
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SYDNEY, May 25, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Tucked into the western edge of Circular Quay and running around the headland into Walsh Bay, this waterfront precinct offers a quieter slice of the Vivid Sydney action. It’s home to some of the most unique works of the whole festival, including an animated projection from our youngest-ever artist and an interactive display that lets visitors walk on water.<\/p>\n

VIVID LIGHT<\/strong><\/p>\n

Name: <\/strong><\/i>Ephemeral Oceanic<\/strong><\/i><\/a>
\nArtists: Atelier Sisu: Zara Pasfield (Australia) \/ Renzo B. Larriviere (Australia\/Peru)
\nLocation: Between Pier 1 and Pier 2\/3 Walsh Bay
\nInteractive | Great for families<\/p>\n

Walsh Bay is transformed into a giant bubble bath! Step onto a floating boardwalk that weaves between 150 larger-than-life illuminated spheres. Lit from within, the iridescent orbs change colour throughout the night.<\/p>\n

Name: <\/strong><\/i>Ninget Universe<\/strong><\/i><\/a>
\nArtist: Luca French \/ Spinifex Group (Australia)
\nLocation: ASN Co Building, Hickson Rd, The Rocks
\nGreat for families | Art & Architecture<\/p>\n

Vivid Sydney’s youngest-ever artist, 11-year-old Luca French, created this fantastical realm bursting with myriad creatures, inventions, and planets. Projected onto the ASN Clocktower in The Rocks, it transforms the heritage-listed fa\u00e7ade with bold, colourful characters. His imaginary beings celebrate all walks of life and are a metaphor for diversity and integration.<\/p>\n

Name: <\/strong><\/i>Manta Rain<\/strong><\/i><\/a>
\nArtists: Atelier Sisu: Renzo B. Larriviere (Australia\/Peru) \/ Paul Pe\u00f1a Castro (Colombia)
\nLocation: Overseas Passenger Terminal
\nThe Natural World | Great for families | Eco-Conscious<\/p>\n

This kinetic light-and-sound sculpture draws inspiration from the instantly recognisable shape of the manta ray and the mystical rainstick. The sculpture moves, mimicking the fins and organic movement of sea creatures. The installation reminds us of the irreplaceable beings that live in the depths of our oceans and the importance of environmental conservation.<\/p>\n

Name: <\/strong><\/i>Earth Deities<\/strong><\/i><\/a>
\nArtist: Ramesh Nithiyendran (Australia)
\nLocation: Hickson Road Reserve
\nArt & Architecture | Soul of the City<\/p>\n

Towering over a Sydney Harbour headland, this contemporary sculpture is part idol, part monster, part hero and speaks to Sydney’s multicultural soul and complex histories. A multi-limbed mythical being, it pulses with a synthesis of dramatic light and sound.<\/p>\n

Name: <\/strong><\/i>Celestial<\/strong><\/i><\/a>
\nArtists: Studio John Fish: Kristian Laemmle-Ruff (Australia) \/ James Hebblethwaite (South Africa) \/ Chris Conole (Australia)
\nLocation: Between Pier 4\/5 and Pier 6\/7 Walsh Bay
\nThe Natural World<\/p>\n

This highly polished planetary sphere reflects its surroundings and inspires ideas of unity and interconnectedness. Kinetic motors and an abstract soundtrack add to Celestial’s dynamic movement. The overall effect is mesmerising by day and night and is an experience for young and old to enjoy.<\/p>\n

Name: <\/strong><\/i>Light Sentinels<\/strong><\/i><\/a>
\nArtist: Skunk Control: Nick Athanasiou (Australia)
\nLocation: Walsh Bay Waterfront
\nThe Natural World<\/p>\n

The illuminated petals of these giant kinetic flowers create a canopy of colour that spills across the landscape and onto passers-by. Weave amongst them and marvel as the petals mechanically unfurl, revealing a vibrant internal ecosystem.<\/p>\n

VIVID MUSIC<\/strong><\/p>\n

ACO Presents Mozart and Britten in a Relaxed Performance<\/a><\/p>\n

Take a more relaxed approach to classical music at this special performance from Artistic Director Richard Tognetti AO and the Australian Chamber Orchestra. With flexible seating arrangement, adjusted sound and lighting, and quiet spaces to chill out, it’s a new way to experience the wonders of Mozart and Britten.<\/p>\n

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