Singapore’s Luminous i Light Festival Will Be Lit Up by Shimmering LED Sculptures

Asia's first and only sustainable i Light festival in Singapore was such a huge success last year that the <a href="http://www.ura.gov.sg/">Urban Redevelopment Company</a> has decided to make it a recurring event, and this year promises to be even more amazing than last. Themed "Light Meets Asia," <a href="http://www.ilightmarinabay.sg/home.html">i Light Marina Bay 2012</a> will showcase innovative lighting installations that use LEDs and other technology from mostly Asian designers from 9 March to 1 April, 2012. The festival aims to draw awareness to the increasing importance of energy efficient lighting while also encouraging locals and tourists to enjoy the vibrant waterfront, along which the works will be displayed. Step in for more details and a look at some of last year's brightest, most sustainable light art.

Illuminated recycled plastic bottles is turned into a creative art installation

Artist designs a digital, origami crouching tiger

These look like sustainable light warriors!

A virtual light piano creates light patterns

This is an interactive jelly light installation that allows users to grab the tentacles and keep them "down to earth"

This animal tree is designed to encourage simplicity and emotions instead of complex social interactions

This lighting installation questions the relationship between art and touch.

This project is comprised of recycled materials and LED lights

This installation allows users to physically interact with light.