These figures bring joy into the city and transform architecture into fun playgrounds but also raise awareness on climate change.
Whether you are a visitor or a resident, this illuminated interpretation of the city at night will give you a whole new perspective.
Croatian State Archives building on Marko Marulić Square will host a 3D projection displaying the connection of water, life and innovation.
Narrative video mapping on the Archaeological Museum’s façade shows the first women curators who defied the inequality in society at the beginning of the previous century.
VANA, which in Czech means bathtub, is transformed into glowing sculptures in the vision of Czech artist Benedikt Tolar, highlighting the value of water as an endangered resource.
Zakmardi steps, which connect the Lower and Upper Town, will be illuminated with light bulbs set by the steps, creating a unique experience.
Legacy light installation celebrates the reign of king Tomislav, the first Croatian king, by showing the foundations which he had set for the future of Croatia.
Hellebore, a plant which thrills us with its flowers at the very beginning of spring, will decorate the building where Zagreb Tourist Board is stationed.
Enjoy lanterns on Strossmayer Promenade – these predecessors of contemporary light bulbs will embrace you with a feeling of comfort and relaxation.
