Aérosculpture'- Flower Power

n November, Bell Square takes on a very different atmosphere as Aérosculpture's Flower Power fills the darkness with luminous circles, concentric flashes and seemingly endless spirals of colour. About In November, Bell Square takes on a very different atmosphere as Aérosculpture's Flower Power fills the darkness with luminous circles, concentric flashes and seemingly endless spirals of colour. Combining digital technology, electromechanics and hundreds of tiny LED lights, the installation creates the illusion of multicoloured flowers suspended in space. As the lights spin, their traces merge and overlap, forming hypnotic patterns that continually change shape. The idea originated when Aérosculpture was experimenting with ways to recreate the rings of Saturn around one of its giant inflatable planets. By combining light and speed, the artists discovered a new way to create spectacular rings of light – a technique that became Flower Power. Lasting around eight minutes per sequence and presented on a continuous loop, the work invites audiences to stop, watch and lose themselves in a luminous world of movement and colour. Created by artists Jean-Pierre David and Christian Thellier, with technical development by Olivier Clapé and production by Maria Belloir, Flower Power offers a playful, contemplative celebration of light, imagination, love and peace. On Saturday 14 November, the Mayor of Hounslow will switch on the festive lights at Bell Square at 5pm, followed immediately by Flower Power. The installation returns on Sunday 15 November, offering another opportunity to experience its extraordinary visual spectacle. Read more Toggle Sculpture Multi-disciplinary Mixed media