“Into Your Eyes” aims to create an interactive light installation that not only emphasizes the significance of circadian rhythms on human health but also addresses the negative effects of light pollution, which impairs our ability to see the cosmos, wastes resources, and disturbs fauna and flora.

As human presence we represent a disturbance to the natural cycle of life through our use of light. We then use the artwork to simulate this fact and generate live interaction for the visitors as a warning experience about artificial light disturbances through our eyes, and the nature’s ones.

The artwork structure and form are inspired from nature. It can be experienced during the day; at night, it transforms into an interactive lighting showcase that interacts with visitors.

As visitors move through the artwork, motion sensors trigger changes in the lighting to create a dynamic and responsive environment that engages their senses and reinforces the educational message regarding their distance to the artwork and the numbers of visitors.