Malo / Brieuc Le Meur / LYL Radio

Published

10 years ago

April 30, 2015

FrontFX Magazine

A/V live and lecture, recording from Groovedge record shop in Lyon
Daytime session for LYL Radio.

Malo / Brieuc Le Meur / LYL Radio from Malo on Vimeo.

About the author:

Malo Lacroix is a visual artist who works as performer and motion designer. Mostly operating in Lyon area which is his current base.

Malo is actually operating into several specific event from digital art to raw club music. Past experience include AV set with Russian experimental techno artist Dasha Rush, adventurous club music event Haste in Lyon and many other locations like Kitkatklub (Berlin) Machine du Moulin Rouge (Paris) Docks des Suds (Marseilles), workshop and performance with Mirage festival, Nuits Sonores and AADN.

His work aesthetic is focused on multilayer moving shape with a personal taste for body exploration, undefined light simulation, complexity of relationship and haunted landscape through narrative situation.

Using a wide range of tools to distort the shape such paint, chemical reaction, software production, mirrors, film, metal, glass and the body/skin itself as a medium & surface.

The Sharjah Light Festival is back with 11 nights of colourful displays

Published

3 years ago

January 31, 2022

FrontFX Magazine

The festival kicks off next month

There’s a dazzling projection art event coming to Sharjah.

Sharjah Light Festival is returning for 2022 with 11 nights of colourful projections and music. If this year is anything like previous festivals, our eyes are in for a treat.

The colourful festival is the first and only of its kind in the region and has been running for over ten years. It attracts thousands of visitors to up to 20 locations in Sharjah each year. The designs are inspired by local culture, stories and traditions.

The 2022 Sharjah Light Festival goes from February 9 to February 20 and is organized by the Sharjah Commerce and Tourism Development Authority.

The festival brings a kaleidoscope of creative lights and colour to Sharjah’s architecture. Diverse locations are featured during the annual show, with light and sound spectacles that transform them. (Have your camera ready.) The festival uses energy-saving lighting technology and all the lights and projectors used have passed certification for environmental compliance.

The Sharjah Light Festival also showcases the emirate’s rich heritage and historical monuments. Local and international artists, musicians and light technicians collaborate to showcase the emirate’s achievements.

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