PROJECT
1000 LIGHTS
Light & Lantern Festival | Lithuania
CONCEPT & EXECUTION
“1000 Lights” is a large light and lantern festival delivered for two consecutive years at the unique open-air venue of the Lithuanian Ethnographic Museum in Rumšiškės, Lithuania.
The project was developed as a destination-format light experience, combining artistic excellence, cultural authenticity, and high production standards.
IMMERSIVE ROUTE
nearly 2 km
LIGHT INSTALLATIONS
230+
TECHNICAL SCALE
5,000 light sources
STORYTELLING
Culturally rooted illuminated environments
PROJECT OVERVIEW
The project featured several signature elements, including the immersive “Forest of Stars” installation and a monumental illuminated Moon sculpture serving as the central attraction.
The carefully designed visitor flow combined spatial storytelling, light choreography, and atmospheric scenography, creating a fully immersive fairytale-like experience.
Designed for a broad, multi-generational audience, the festival offered a calm, harmonious atmosphere appealing to adults and seniors, while also incorporating interactive and visually engaging elements attractive to families with young children.
The large-scale Moon installation became the visual and emotional focal point of the festival, driving strong visitor engagement and a distinctive visual identity for marketing purposes.
