The Berlin Festival of Lights

By Danika Garlotta

Published on: Dec 26, 2014

By Danika Garlotta

Published on: Dec 26, 2014

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The Berlin Festival of Lights

For ten days each Autumn, many of the historic buildings and landmarks in Berlin, Germany are completely transformed into digital works of art.

Local and international artists projected beautiful designs on some of the most recognizable buildings in Berlin and the results are mesmerizing. Here are a few of our favorite shots!

A large crowd gathers at night in front of a grand building illuminated with blue and yellow light projections.

A large ornate cathedral illuminated with vibrant multi-colored lights at night, with people walking in the foreground.

A large domed cathedral illuminated with multi-colored neon lights at night, with a tall tower in the background.

A night view of a grand building illuminated with blue and yellow lights.

A large crowd gathers in front of a Brandenburg Gate decorated with red and white balloons at night.

People walk in front of a modern glass building illuminated with vibrant neon green and blue light patterns at night.

People walk through a modern underground corridor with white walls, dark ceilings, and long linear light fixtures.

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