Firefly Field is a mesmerizing light installation consisting of hundreds of lights and refers to the 2021 Nobel Prize in Physics.
The artwork consists of flying light points simulating the movements of fireflies. They glow, dart and hover above the ground. The ever-changing bioluminescence of each one is reflected in the ground below. In a group, they create a dynamic light scene that triggers curiosity and awe.
Firefly Field is an ode to Giorgio Parisi (Physics 2021) for “the discovery of the interplay of disorder and fluctuations in physical systems from atomic to planetary scales”. His discoveries in complex systems made it possible to understand and describe apparently random materials and phenomena – such as the synchronization of a crowd clapping or fireflies flashing.
Toer is a multidisciplinary design studio from the Netherlands, founded in 2011 by Castor Bours and Wouter Widdershoven.
Characterized by a strong exploratory and experimental approach, Studio Toer pushes both the technical and aesthetic limits of design across a wide range of applied arts – from light installations and objects to interactive experiences and innovative products.
Toer is a multidisciplinary design studio from the Netherlands, founded in 2011 by Castor Bours and Wouter Widdershoven.
Characterized by a strong exploratory and experimental approach, Studio Toer pushes both the technical and aesthetic limits of design across a wide range of applied arts – from light installations and objects to interactive experiences and innovative products.