Spark: Pesaro lights up with sustainable wonder with biodegradable fireflies by Daan Roosegaarde

Spark: Pesaro lights up with sustainable wonder with biodegradable fireflies by Daan Roosegaarde
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Thousand of biodegradable artificial fireflies they lit up the sky Pesaro in recent days, giving life to Spark – The fireflies are backa poetic work by Dutch artist Daan Roosegaarde that has enchanted citizens and tourists.

Inspired by the magical light of fireflies (which, unfortunately, are disappearing in nature) and the desire to make the ritual of fireworks more current and futuristic, Spark is configured as a true celebration of nature and sustainability.

An eco-sustainable alternative to the traditional fireworks

Spark’s luminous sparks, made from biodegradable materials, move silently in the wind, creating a fascinating and evocative show. A poetic and environmentally friendly alternative to traditional fireworks, which often cause air and noise pollution.

Roosegaarde’s work is not limited to being a simple light show, but invites us to reflect on the relationship between man and the environment. The metaphor of fireflies, which according to Pasolini are not opposed to darkness but to the dazzling lights of the society of entertainment and consumption, takes on a profound meaning in this era of environmental challenges.

A traveling work of art that has conquered the world

Spark has already toured the world, enchanting cities such as Tokyo, Bilbao, Madrid, Melbourne and London. The choice of Pesaro as an Italian stop is not accidental: the city, Italian Capital of Culture 2024, has made the sustainability one of its cornerstones.

Spark represents a virtuous example of how art can combine with technology and sustainability to create new forms of celebration. A model that could be adopted in the future for large-scale events, such as New Year’s Eve or the Olympics.

Daan Roosegaarde’s commitment to a better future

The Dutch artist Daan Roosegaarde has always been committed to finding innovative solutions to improve our relationship with the environment. His works, such as Waterlicht, Smog Free Project and Space Waste Lab, explore the relationship between man, technology and nature, inviting us to rethink our way of living and inhabiting the planet.

The Pesaro installation is a message of hope for the future. A future where art, technology and sustainability can coexist to create a better world for all.

Source | Pesaro 2024

 
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