luz interruptus: packaged vertical garden

the project transforms the potholes of east london into miniature worlds, full of living plants and tiny props.

perhaps a poke at the popularity of sausage and its consumption as a favorite street food, the work could also be interpreted as a commentary on the general global state of public health and food safety.

in prague, a group of artists use a rotating billboard for their own swinging carnival-like ride.

the installation addresses the paranoia which we are suffering from the escape of radioactive material in japan, bringing into question the safety systems at the nuclear power plants.

one thousand illuminated poems hang among the trees, lighting the night in madrid.

using 100 inflatable dolls dressed in black and packaged inside gigantic white garbage bags, luzinterruptus strategically placed points of light to achieve the effect of authentically trapped shadows.