First renderings of ‘Field of Light’ at Freedom Plaza revealed

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New York City is about to dazzle even brighter with the arrival of internationally acclaimed artist Bruce Munro and his spectacular public art installation, “Field of Light at Freedom Plaza.”

Munro, renowned for his mesmerizing light-based artworks, is set to transform Manhattan’s East Side into a luminous wonderland, courtesy of the Soloviev Foundation.

Get excited, because this is going to be a sight to behold.

At a star-studded event held at the swanky Cucina 8½ in Midtown Manhattan on Tuesday, Munro unveiled the breathtaking conceptual renderings of his latest masterpiece.

“Field of Light at Freedom Plaza” promises to be a captivating experience for all, as it welcomes guests free of charge and offers immersive opportunities for community engagement and educational programming.

Munro spoke passionately about his vision: “‘Field of Light at Freedom Plaza’ stands for boundless imagination and the freedom to dream. It is my hope that it warms hearts and inspires both young and old to take from it and create something of their own to pass on to others.”

Michael Hershman, the CEO of Soloviev Group, echoed the excitement: “New York City has always been and continues to be a global epicenter of freedom and the creative spirit. We are thrilled to share this transformative experience with our community and the world.”


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Field of Light at Freedom Plaza will span more than six-acres from 38th to 41st Street east of First Avenue and will feature an array of 17,000 lowlight, fiber-optic stemmed spheres.
The Soloviev Foundation

So, what exactly can you expect from the display?

This beautiful installation will stretch over 6 acres from 38th to 41st streets east of First Avenue. It’s comprised of a staggering 17,000 lowlight, fiber-optic stemmed spheres that will create a brilliant spectacle as they light up the night.

As you walk the winding path through this ethereal landscape, you’ll be treated to stunning views of the city’s skyline and the East River waterfront.

The best part? “Field of Light at Freedom Plaza” is not just a fleeting moment of light. Opening to the public this winter, it will remain in place for a full 12 months, ensuring that New Yorkers and visitors alike have ample time to experience its magic.

Born in London, Bruce Munro’s work is a testament to his lifelong study of natural light and his fascination with shared human experiences. His art has graced prestigious locations worldwide, including the Guggenheim Museum in New York, the Sharjah Museum of Art in the UAE, and the Victoria & Albert Museum in London, to name just a few. With pieces held in permanent collections globally, Munro’s impact on the art world is undeniable.

“Field of Light at Freedom Plaza” is set to be a groundbreaking fusion of art, technology and nature, transforming an open waterfront area into a captivating landscape that pays homage to the spirit of Manhattan.

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