Lumiere London 2018: second edition for this exciting light-art festival!

Hello Wanderers!

A new year has started and I've been searching for ways to try and beat the winter blues (I'm a summer child and I haven't decided to live in the sunniest city in the world, let's say it), until I discovered that Lumiere London, the festival of art installations where the creative use of light is the key element, was due to return for a thrilling second edition!

For four nights (18-21 January), artists from all over the world have reimagined London's architecture and streets, creating an open-air modern art gallery. I've defied the glacial temperatures (believe me, my forehead was frozen and I couldn't raise my eyebrows anymore at some point, like after a botox procedure done in a butcher's stockroom in Pattaya), and I've put together a little three-minute video that collects some of the highlights of this year's edition!

I did my best to give you an overview of all the six areas where the event took place, but unfortunately I couldn’t explore the King’s Cross locations properly, due to shortage of time and hallucinations of polar bears dancing on pink strawberry jelly, product of the hypothermia I was going through. I hope you forgive me.

So, here’s the video, sit back and enjoy!