Objective Light Sydney Event

The Objective:Light team have been busy in the off season preparing a series of illuminating events for 2010

April 4th, 2011

The Objective:Light team have been busy in the off season preparing a series of illuminating events for 2010. The first event for Sydney will see performance artists Chunky Move provide an insight into their work with light for recent productions ‘Mortal Engine’ and ‘Glow’.

As always, all those interested in creative design are welcome and if the past 3 years is any indication these events will continue to thrill and
inspire. Drinks and food are provided, and bring along your business cards for the lucky door prizes.

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