Illuminated ice
Jan 10, 2010
The International Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival at Harbin in north-east China excels itself this year with its illuminated ice sculptures. Some of these creations are so elaborate they must spend months planning them. The Boston Globe’s Big Picture has a page of incredible photos and a film report of the event.
Previously on { feuilleton }
• Lumiere at Durham
• Tetragram for Enlargement
• Eno’s Luminous Opera House panorama
• The art of Rune Guneriussen
• Lightmark
• Exotic France in Harbin
• Giant Lantern Festival
• Maximum Silence by Giancarlo Neri
• Volume at the V&A
2 comments or trackbacks
#1 posted by Nathalie (spacedlaw)
Jan 10th, 2010
These are so amazing.
Almost as magic as the music done with ice instruments in Norway each year…
#2 posted by John
Jan 10th, 2010
Ice instruments? This requires further investigation…