It has always amazed me how light, like music, can transcend all social and cultural boundaries and bring people together! The inclusiveness of light is one of the things I love most about the medium we work with as light painters. Last year Aurora Light Movement, a light painting trio from Germany, organized a Meet Up group in Berlin with other light painting artist from around the world! With so many talented light painters in one place the production team from MovinApes decided to document the meet up and turned it into a wonderful documentary series called The Path Of Light! This video showcases perfectly the beauty of light bringing people together, check it out below! If you would like to read the full detailed report on the event check it out here. Enjoy.

Light Painting Artist Chris Bauer is an absolute madman and his work ethic should be an inspiration to us all! Chris is know for creating some insanely imaginative and complex light paintings but I think he has really outdone himself with his latest project “Night Owl”! Originally inspired by the work of Brian Hart, Chris set out on a journey creating light painting mosaics that led him to create an incredible piece of art that just also happens to be a functioning clock! Night Owl is made up of 900, yes 900 individual light paintings that are then stitched together to create one final image. Chris documented every step of the process and put together the excellent video below showing exactly how this masterpiece was created! One more thing, if you would like to try this style of light painting but the task of creating 900 tiles is a little much a great place to start is by joining the light painting community in the Piece Out Project, Piece Out is a light painting collaboration project created by Dan Chick where you can work together with other light painting artist from around the world to create awesome light painting mosaics like what Chris has created here! Check out the post on Piece Out Here, Enjoy the video below!

800 sparklers and a massive amount of work went into this incredible stop motion animation by Vincent Delesvaux check it out!