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2/15/24, 9:34 AM          Sharjah Light Festival narrates emirate’s story in collaboration with 15+ globally-renowned artists – UAE BARQ
           Al Noor Mosque, an iconic symbol of Islamic architecture, features “Enchanted Dimensions”, a 3D hologram and
           projection mapping art piece specifically designed for SLF 2024 by artist Amin Sammakieh from Plan A Creative. The
           immersive visual arts show intertwines the rich heritage of Islamic art with cutting-edge technology, offering a
           captivating display that celebrates geometry, mosaic, and Arabesque intricacies.


           Sheikh Rashid bin Ahmed Al Qasimi Mosque in Dibba al Hisn hosts “A Treasure Trove of History”, another 360-degree
           3D video mapping projection by artist Nima Eshghipour This show displays key characteristics of Islamic art, including
           geometric designs, vegetal patterns, and Islamic design ornaments.


           Radiant expressions across Sharjah’s iconic landmarks


           Al Dhaid Fort features “Echoes of Al Dhaid”, a 3D projection mapping spectacle created by artist Stefan Ihming from
           RE:SORB. Through the captivating power of light, shadow and music, this philosophical production dives into the
           themes of interconnectedness, cultural legacy, and the transcendental nature of human experience, making use of
           traditional cultural elements, such as the Al-Ayyala and Nasha’at dances.


           Kalba Waterfront features “Elemental Reflections”, a unique 3D projection mapping installation specially designed for
           SLF 2024 by Romain Tardy from LDA Productions, and inspired by the four natural elements; earth, water, air, and fire;
           and four human components and values: the rhythm of the heart, the importance of togetherness, the ability to inspire
           others, and the enduring notion of hope.


           BEEAH Group HQ showcases “Reflecting on the Circle of Life”, a 3D projection mapping show by artist John
           Tettenborn from RE:SORB. The show illuminates the organisation’s sustainable journey and advancements through
           technology and alternative energy, displaying the balance between humans and the environment.


           The General Souk in Al Hamriyah hosts “The Past Meets the Future”, a 3D Dynamic Video Mapping Show on the 3
           facades of the building, designed by Mounir Harbaoui from Artabesk and Dmitri Chistakov featuring elements of the
           country’s heritage combined with the modern technology to showcase the past and link it to the future.


           Al Rafisah Dam presents “The Jewel of Rafisah Dam”, a showcase of science, Khorfakkan’s ancient history, and the
           flora and fauna of the UAE by artists Sergey Ivanchuk and Victor Lander; and “The Swan Show”, an enchanting story
           that captures the audience as projections of swans dance elegantly on the water of Rafisah Dam, by Florian Giefer and
           Denis Bivour.


           Majestic light installations


           At Al Majaz Waterfront, “Waves of Reflection” is a kinetic light installation weaving together harmonious threads of light
           and music, designed by Romain Tardy from LDA Productions. Through a moving circular array of illuminated rods, this
           captivating creation mirrors the dance of water and waves, immersing viewers in an unforgettable experience.


           Khalid Lagoon, another prominent location, hosts “Radiant Illuminations”, a stunning lights installation designed and
           managed by “AlSayegh” spanning 3.2 kilometres. The installation boasts a unique wave effect, as viewers stroll along
           the corniche, they become part of an immersive visual journey that serves as a metaphor for the vibrant energy of

           Sharjah.



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