San-Diego

A fun, festive installation of oversized candy, that brings back childhood memories of old-fashioned sweets.

Ever-shifting layers and shapes of colour are projected onto the path using kaleidoscopic lenses and moving light.

Thousands of tiny bright white lights create a glow across the branches and trunk of one of the garden's magnificent trees.

Flower Avenue by UK-based artist Jigantics and local lighting designer John Stewart is one of the largest works in their collection of illuminated flowers which tour worldwide.

This single Lily bursts with colour, light and energy.

These huge multi-coloured reeds are over 8m in length and are animated by a sap of light that pulses along each stem.

‘Flow’ is a series of explorations using dynamically controlled points of light within physical space to visualise the flow of energy, data and artefacts; real and imagined, as suggested by the landscape itself.

Warm lights create an early morning glow as if the sun is just beginning to rise.

Light plays in the bamboo trees creating dark shadows through warm rays of light.

The route is awash with all the colours of the rainbow.

A sea of 750 bright white fibre optic flowers cover the garden, glistening in the dark.

This immersive, welcoming tunnel of warm light is equally spectacular when viewed from the inside or out. Inspired by arched church windows and appearing from a distance to be a single solid shape, the Winter Cathedral is illuminated by tens of thousands of LED light globes.

'Floraison' is created from hundreds of brightly coloured poppy flowers that look as though they want to fly away but instead they have been trapped in the branches of trees.

Liquid Sky is created using coloured laser beams and fog to produce a canopy of light overhead.

Christopher Wren has over 20 years of experience in the design and production of live events.

A flock of oversized birds with neon-lit feathers hovers among the trees.