Utrecht
Lumen
When daylight fades and darkness descends, Utrecht Lumen’s illuminated tales of the city come to life. These works of art shine a special light on the history, the residents and the function or symbolism of particular buildings and locations. Some light artworks play with architectural features. And many are to be found in surprising places that are off the beaten track or might easily be overlooked during the day.
Embark on a journey of discovery and be surprised by subtle messages, visual feasts and intriguing tales of light. Utrecht Lumen offers guided tours in autumn and winter that take in various artistic light installations. Explore the complete story behind each work of art and enjoy an interesting peek into the unique history of sites and buildings.
Light art and puzzle combined, REBUS has become a familiar sight among Utrecht residents and a mainstay of...
A beautiful sight, bringing the mosque to life and symbolising the coming together of people from the district.
Artist Nathan Coley explores how he can influence perceptions of our environment with his works of art.
Nancy Dwyer likes to work with humorous or ironic words and puns.
The enchanting Jans light gives Janskerkhof square a fairy-tale appearance.
Artist Les Levine sees billboard campaigns as exhibitions in public space.
At the Stadsschouwburg, you will find a fascinating work of art comprising moving points of light that travel...
Jop Vissers Vorstenbosch is one of five Utrecht artists who have been commissioned to capture the building’s new...
A tunnel on the cycle route between Leidsche Rijn and Utrecht city centre merits a break from cycling,...
