Documented artwork / interactive light and sound installation

The TUNNEL

B!G ART

Visitors pass through a sequence of illuminated frames while an interactive controller changes the light and sound patterns. The creator documents multiple festival presentations and a scalable frame arrangement.

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Image: bigart.ca ↗© copyright B!gArt 2026 (as credited at source)

At a glance

Year / version
Not documented
Materials
LED bars
Documented setting
unknown
Dimensions
Source states 4 m (12 feet) tall; configurable length 32 m (105 feet) to 50 m (165 feet), using up to 16 frames.
Dimensions apply to
Creator’s stated configuration range. Its paired metric/imperial figures are approximate and not mathematically equivalent; confirm exact shop drawings.
Availability
Unconfirmed

Places & versions

Installation history

Historical presentations. A past installation does not establish the current location or suitability for a new site.

  1. 2022

    Canal Convergence, Scottsdale

    Event
    Canal Convergence
    Start year
    2022

    Installation details checked 2026-09-21.

    Installation source

  2. 2022

    BLINK, Cincinnati

    Event
    BLINK
    Start year
    2022

    Installation details checked 2026-09-21.

    Installation source

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