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Vivid Sydney is an annual festival of light, music, and ideas held in Sydney. The festival includes outdoor lighting projects and installations, performances by local and international musicians, and a forum for exchanging ideas with public talks and debates by leading creative thinkers. The event takes place over three weeks in May and June.
An illuminated Asian elephant lantern sculpture with the Harbour Bridge glowing blue at Vivid Sydney 2019 at Taronga Zoo.
The festival was first held in 2009 and was directed by renowned architects and designers Mary-Anne Kyriakou, Brian Eno, and Bruce Ramus. The highlight of Vivid Sydney is its light sculptures, interactive multimedia installations, and construction projects that transform various buildings and landmarks such as the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, and Sydney's central business district into a giant outdoor art display at night.
The main entrance was illuminated with the image of a turtle at Vivid Sydney 2019 at Taronga Zoo.
Here are some images from the opening day of the Vivid Sydney Light Festival 2019:
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