Created in collaboration with 88 7-17 year-old campers, London-based architect Matthew Springett’s Navigating Dreams is a beautiful installation of an imagined night sky comprised of LED constellations. The swirling constellations are controlled and navigated by a specially constructed land boat which when rowed, sets the lights in motion and allows campers and adults alike to take an “imagined journey through a stellar landscape.” View Jennifer Lauren Smith’s documentary film about the Navigating Dreams project after the jump.

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