Space – St Martin in the Fields, London – 17th – 21st February 2026
Visitors to St Martin in the Fields were invited to ponder our relationship with planet Earth and beyond in Space, an amazing sound and light experience.
They were taken on an incredible journey through space to see galaxies emerge and discover humanity’s ambition to venture into the unknown.
Space – Ely Cathedral – 3rd – 7th February 2026
This was an opportunity to ponder our relationship with planet Earth and beyond, explored in a fantastic sound and light experience.
Installations of sound and light art took visitors on a journey through space, to see galaxies emerge above them and to explore humanities ambition to adventure beyond.
The architecture was exposed in all its beauty as it was highlighted by the artwork which was projected throughout. The journey was a walk through the light artworks and installations throughout the Cathedral all set to bespoke music.
Exploring the creation story and the Big Bang within the sacred space and viewing the final image of Earth as if looking back from space under a galaxy of stars.
25th-29th March 2025 Portsmouth Cathedral
This spectacular sound and light installation artwork invites you to explore the vastness of the universe within a cathedral, with stunning visuals and powerful soundscapes. ‘Space’ encourages you to reflect on humanity’s achievements and our place in the cosmos, offering a fresh way to engage with the cathedral’s sacred space. Luxmuralis creates a unique journey between the earthly and the cosmic, prompting us to think about our existence in the grand scheme of things.
Created by sculptor Peter Walker and composer David Harper, Luxmuralis is known for transforming spaces with their immersive art installations. Their work blends light, sound, and fine art, and has earned them recognition both in the UK and internationally. Together, they bring something truly special to every space they work in, blending contemporary art with the history and beauty of sacred spaces.
Space – Wells Cathedral – 28th January – 1st February 2025
‘Space’ was be a spectacular immersive journey for people to walk through and explore the space of Wells Cathedral in a new light. The artwork asked visitors to look out into space and think about what humans have achieved in our place in the world. The son-et-lumière artwork encouraged reflection on humanity’s place in the universe as vibrant light was projected around the Cathedral, transforming its interior and turning the walls and ceilings into a stunning cosmic display.
Space – Truro Cathedral – 13th – 17th January 2025
Visitors to ‘Space’ at Truro Cathedral were able to be part of an immersive visual and audio spectacular experience allowing them to go on a journey through space and time. They were invited to walk amongst the stars against the incredible backdrop of the architecture of Truro Cathedral.
Space – Leicester Cathedral – 18th – 23rd November 2024
The amazing light and sound creation Space illuminated the inside of the Leicester Cathedral for the first time. From Monday 18 to Saturday 23 November the fully immersive light and sound show told the story of time and space, projected onto the stunning architecture.
Space is designed to ask us to think about what humans have achieved, and our place in the world, while experiencing the Cathedral like never before. Visitors wandered through projections of galaxies, a rocket launch, and the universe beyond, all with immersive soundscapes.
Space – Tewkesbury Abbey – 22nd – 27th October 2024
Projecting stunning images onto the Abbey’s 900-year-old architecture showcased the vastness of the universe, planetary exploration, and show the final image of Earth, looking back from space under a galaxy of stars.
In an experience lasting about 45 minutes, visitors entered the Abbey in darkness through the North Door, before journeying around the building, encountering vibrant projections in different areas, accompanied by an immersive soundscape.
The experience included an awe-inspiring projection in the Nave, the central aisle of the Abbey. The space was cleared of pews, and visitors were able to use the seating at the sides to take a moment to pause, look out into space and ponder the fragility of humanity and our own planet.
Space – Hereford Cathedral – 16th – 19th October 2024
Hereford Cathedral’s first interior son-et-lumiere light and sound show!
On select dates during October, visitors to the cathedral were invited to come along and step out into ‘Space’. Experiencing the cathedral in a whole new way visitors could walk amongst the stars and planets. This unique event gave viewers the opportunity to ponder our relationship with the universe through light and sound installations projected onto the stunning architecture. Discovering the creation story and the Big Bang within this sacred space and viewing the final image of Earth as if looking back from space under a galaxy of stars.
Space – Durham Cathedral – 9th – 13th October 2024
On select dates in October, visitors to Durham Cathedral were able to experience stunning light projections of galaxies and stars, as well as see original footage of a rocket launch, all with immersive soundscapes.
Space opened to visitors on the 9th October and people braved the wet weather to see the spectacular cosmic projections. Visitors who experienced the first night described the show as “stunning”, “mesmerising” and “thought-provoking” with one visitor describing it as “a wonderfully different way to experience the cathedral and a fantastic opportunity to visit at night”.
By day the cathedral will appeared as normal, but each evening, installations were projected across all areas of the cathedral. The artwork will flowed through the cathedral, with visitors inspired to ponder our relationship with planet Earth whilst music will filled the cathedral adding an amazing atmosphere to the experience.
Space Voyage – Southwell Minster – 12th – 15th September 2023
Space Voyage at Southwell Minster gave people an opportunity to ponder our relationship with planet Earth and beyond during this fantastic sound and light experience.
Installations of sound and light art took visitors on a journey through space; seeing galaxies emerge above them as they explored humanity’s ambition to adventure beyond.
Guests walked through the light artworks and installations to watch throughout the interior of the Minster, its architecture beautifully highlighted by the light installations – all set to bespoke music.
