
Matsumoto Performing Arts Centre, Japan —
Designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Toyo Ito, the Matsumoto Performing Arts Centre features a perforated facade that at night appears illuminated.

Melbourne Theatre Company building, Australia —
Facade lighting is used to illuminate the Melbourne Theatre Company building's white pipework, creating the appearance of a two-dimensional drawing.

"Pixels Vigilantes," Brazil —
Visual artist Alberto Zanella projects images onto forgotten parts of urban landscapes. His work often offers a commentary on privacy and surveillance.

"C-240," Brazil —
A voice-activated installation in São Paulo created by the Venezuelan digital artist Yucef Merhi. The LED panel reacts to voices detected by a street-level microphone.

"Invisible Ripples" projected on London Bridge, UK —
A 2016 competition called "Illuminated River" saw designers propose innovative ways of lighting up London's bridges. Pictured is the entry "Invisible Ripples," by British painter Chris Ofili.

Punjab Kesari Headquarters, India —
The Punjab Kesari Headquarters, designed by Studio Symbiosis, is an office space based in Delhi, India.

Zhuhai Opera House, China —
The Zhuhai Opera House is covered in LED screens, meaning that larger surfaces can be for animation displays and light shows.

Sydney Opera House, Australia —
Featuring the work of five aboriginal artists, the seven-minute animation "Badu Gili" is seen projected onto the Sydney Opera House.

Old Trafford Cricket Ground, UK —
Low-energy LED lighting illuminates the facade of The Point, a conference center and seating area at the Old Trafford Cricket Ground in Manchester, UK.

Luminarie De Cagna, The Netherlands —
Made from 55,000 lights, the cathedral-shaped Luminarie De Cagna has appeared at a number of European light festivals. The installation is pictured here during 2011's Glow Festival in Eindhoven, the Netherlands.

"Soporos," Brazil —
Brazilian designer Luciana Nunes projected images of windows onto screens above São Paulo.

Harpa Music Hall and Conference Centre, Iceland —
The crystalline facade of Reykjavik's geometric concert hall, Harpa, reflects and fragments light in different ways, depending on the time of day.

Customs House, Australia —
Images are projected onto Customs House as part of Vivid Sydney, an annual outdoor light festival.

888 Collins Street, Australia —
A residential building in Melbourne, Australia, doubles up as real-time weather display. LED lights on the building's exterior responds to data fed in from the country's Bureau of Meteorology.

Digital Vegetables, Japan —
Seven types of vegetable are grown inside this "digital greenhouse" in Tokyo. Visitors can trigger sounds and LED light displays by touching the plants.

Kunsthaus Graz, Austria —
Rings of light were installed beneath the acrylic glass surface of Kunsthaus Graz, a contemporary art museum in Graz, Austria. The lights can be programmed to display custom messages, images or moving patterns.



