Sun
S
by Kristin Bredal
& Ola Beskow
What:
Light installation
When:
31 October – 3 November 2024
18:00 – 23:00
Where:
Astrup Fearnley Museum
Supported by:
SUN by the acknowledged Norwegian light designer Kristin Bredal, is a large-scale light installation made of LED light bulbs and recycled CDs.
SUN creates an unexpected and dynamic effect that resembles solar flares. It inspires the audiences to gather around the ritual of observing a sunset or a sunrise and celebrate the vibrancy of life.
Designer: Kristin Bredal
Creative producer: Ola Beskow
Concept, design and construction: Zenisk
Co-production: Zenisk and Lørenskog Kommune
Installation partners:
Signify donated all light bulbs
Vanpee donated all dimmers
KRISTIN BREDAL
K
NO
Kristin Bredal is a light designer and the founder of Zenisk, a design office specializing in light plans for urban areas, architectural lighting, light art, and exhibition design.
Kristin has won multiple awards for both stage and architectural lighting and remains active in both fields.
She applies her theatrical design methods to architecture, aiming to express meaning and identity through light. Sustainability is central to her work, and she aims to create lighting that is both meaningful and human-centered.
Website: Zenisk
