Synesthesia
A winning interactive light installation for a dark San Francisco street.
An installation designed to increase foot traffic and lighting between San Francisco's Little Saigon and Civic Center neighborhoods. Developed in partnership with the Tenderloin Community Benefits District, Synesthesia was selected as the winning project (beating out much larger firms such as ARUP and an Oakland-based architect). The light installations are responsive to sound/wind and are only apparent as shapes from certain locations.
Press:
Lighting Design Could Bring S.F. Neighborhood Into Focus - NextCity
A New LED Art Installation Plans to Light up Larkin Street - 7x7
One Of These Light-Based Art Projects Will Hit The Tenderloin This Fall - SFist
Larkin Street Trees May Soon Glow With Sound-Responsive Light Installations - Hoodline
