2018 e-Luminate festival commemorating women writing history with this interactive and innovative lighting installation at Trinity Hall, University of Cambridge, celebrating the 40th anniversary since the admission of female students and fellows into the college
Women Writing History at E-Luminate Festival, Cambridge
Women Writing History at E-Luminate Festival, Cambridge
5th October 2018
1 - LED lights shone onto the river and were conducted via Twitter.
- Animation displayed a series of waves and the light effect was controlled by participants tweeting #male #female #nonbinary.
- The most tweeted hashtag determined the colour of the light.
- The Pharos LPC received over 800 data hits with approximately 40% #female, 31% #male, 23% #nonbinary and 6% were a random hashtag, #disco (which unfortunately did not impact the lighting).
- Using lighting as a tool to engage people with an imaginative exercise about the remembrance of women’s role in writing history.
Project Credits: BDP
Photos: © Jordan Harris Photography
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