SPECTRA, Scotland’s Festival of Light, has concluded for another year.
Having returned to Aberdeen for the first time in two years, it took place from the 13-16 February, creating new ways of exploring the granite city and illuminated more city-centre sites than ever before.
Commissioned by Aberdeen City Council and produced by Curated Place, SPECTRA was free, family friendly and interactive and encouraged audiences to get out and experience the city looking its best using interactive light sculptures, architectural projections, film, dance, storytelling and more.
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- ‘Eloa of the digital Forest’ by Steve Symons at St Nicholas Kirkyard (Photo: Ian Georgeson)
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- ‘Aerial’ by Heinrich and Palmer at St Nicholas Kirkyard (Photo: Ian Georgeson)
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- ‘Creatures from the Deep’ outside Marischal College (Photo: Ian Georgeson)
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- ‘Aerial’ by Heinrich and Palmer at St Nicholas Kirkyard (Photo: Ian Georgeson)
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- ‘Eloa of the digital Forest’ by Steve Symons at St Nicholas Kirkyard (Photo: Ian Georgeson)
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- ‘Creatures from the Deep’ outside Marischal College (Photo: Ian Georgeson)
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- ‘Creatures from the Deep’ outside Marischal College (Photo: Ian Georgeson)
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- ‘Creatures from the Deep’ outside Marischal College (Photo: Ian Georgeson)
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- ‘Creatures from the Deep’ outside Marischal College (Photo: Ian Georgeson)
Photos by Ian Georgeson.
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