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York Museum Gardens – Echoes of Yorkshire

Echoes of Yorkshire: The Museum Illuminated – York Museum Gardens – 24 October – 2 November 2025

An extraordinary journey through time where visitors discovered the story of the historic site and saw York Museum Trust’s age-defining artefacts and extraordinary exhibits reimagined into a breath-taking light and sound installation by the internationally acclaimed Luxmuralis. From the age of the dinosaurs to the time of York’s Roman occupation, the power of the Vikings and the mysteries of the Medieval world, each chapter came to life through artistry, imagination, sound and light.

For ten nights this special installation offered a completely unique experience enriched in local history, making York Museum Gardens the perfect location for such a show!

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Time by Luxmuralis at Washington DC National Cathedral 2026

Time – Washington DC National Cathedral – 15th – 24th January 2026

Time, was a breathtaking immersive experience which made its Washington, DC debut at Washington National Cathedral.

This one-of-a-kind experience invited visitors to explore humanity’s relationship with the concept of time through breathtaking visuals, evocative soundscapes, and thought-provoking storytelling. Traversing wormholes, standing at the dawn of the universe, and witnessing the birth of our planet — all inside one of D.C.’s most iconic landmarks.

“Time by Luxmuralis light installation: The art exhibit makes the National Cathedral nave even more breathtaking than usual… explores humanity’s relationship with time.” NBC Washington, The Weekend Scene.

“It was a fantastical experience — music and a light show projected on the interior spaces of the cathedral. Each installation explored the theme of time… the experience was like no other.” — HB and Me, blog post 

“Time, an immersive experience designed by the art collective Luxmuralis has amazed visitors.”  Washington National Cathedral official announcement

“Time by Luxmuralis is a one-of-a-kind sound and light experience… traverse wormholes, stand at the dawn of the universe, and witness the birth of our planet.”
KidFriendlyDC events guide

22nd – 28th February 2025

Transforming the interior of this iconic London landmark, ‘Luminous’ is a spectacular bespoke installation by Luxmuralis offering a breathtaking fusion of art, sound, and architecture depicting the history heritage and wonder of St Paul’s Cathedral, bathing every inch with epic artworks. Taking inspiration from the Cathedral’s rich history, collections and archive, this immersive sound and light fine art experience delights and captivates audiences of all ages transforming for the very first time the whole interior of the majestic St Paul’s Cathedral.

 

London Daily News St Paul’s Cathedral’s interior transformed by sound and light show

My London News St Paul’s cathedral to be lit up in Luminous light show

London on the inside Light Show Luminous

Sunday Times News in pictures

Secret London ‘Witness A Stunning Light And Sound Projection Onto The Interior Of St Paul’s Cathedral This Winter’

Witness A Stunning Light And Sound Projection Onto The Interior Of St Paul’s Cathedral This Winter

For the first time in its history, the Old Royal Naval College was transformed after dark by Time — a spectacular sound and light show by the acclaimed artistic team Luxmuralis. The immersive experience captivated thousands of visitors, reimagining the UNESCO World Heritage Site as a glowing canvas for history, science, and imagination.

Across several evenings, audiences were taken on an unforgettable journey through the human understanding of time — from the birth of the universe to the modern age. Visitors travelled through wormholes, stepped inside the intricate workings of clocks, and encountered spellbinding installations that traced humanity’s relationship with the cosmos.

Inspired by the theories of relativity and H.G. Wells’ The Time Machine, the event combined stunning projections, evocative music, and the grandeur of baroque architecture to create a breathtaking fusion of art and science.

The journey began in the King William Undercroft beneath the Painted Hall and unfolded through the Ripley Tunnel, Queen Mary Undercroft, and Chapel, before spilling out into the Colonnades and Courtyard. Each space revealed a new chapter in the story of time — a blend of light, sound, and emotion that invited visitors to reflect on humanity’s place in the universe.

Although the Painted Hall was not part of the main Time experience, ticket holders were treated to a special addition: Peter Walker’s Connection & Identity art installations, beautifully illuminated after dark.

In a fitting celebration of Greenwich as the home of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), Time offered a poetic voyage through the centuries — illuminating the Old Royal Naval College in a way never seen before. Blending creativity, history, and technology, Luxmuralis once again delivered an unforgettable event that left visitors inspired by the vastness of time and the beauty of the moment.

Luxmuralis at Hamstall Ridware – St Michael and All Angels – 16th December

Jane Austen’s cousin Edward Cooper was rector of Hamstall Ridware in the early 19th century and Jane and her mother visited him in 1806. A special event was held on Tuesday December 16th to mark the 250th anniversary of the author’s birth. Regency dress was donned for this one-off occasion by some which was crowned by the bespoke light and sound installation created by Luxmuralis.

Canvas of Light – Burton on Trent – 18th – 20th December 2025

‘Canvas of Light’ proved to be a standout festive event in Burton-upon-Trent, transforming two of the town’s most treasured heritage landmarks into a captivating immersive art experience. Over three evenings from 18 to 20 December, St Modwen’s Church and the Bass Water Tower were beautifully illuminated through large-scale light projections created by the acclaimed artists at Luxmuralis.

The installation invited visitors to explore the town in a fresh and engaging way, with the illuminated trail linking the two landmarks through the recently renovated Memorial Gardens. This thoughtful layout encouraged movement and discovery, allowing audiences to experience the projections at their own pace while enjoying the festive atmosphere.

The event was further enhanced by a lively Christmas market and live entertainment, organised by East Staffordshire Borough Council which added warmth and energy to the experience. Families, residents, and visitors alike gathered to enjoy the free event, creating a strong sense of community and celebration throughout the town centre.

Canvas of Light marked a new chapter in Burton’s cultural calendar. As the town continues to evolve, the event successfully showcased its heritage in a contemporary and accessible way. Overall, it was a memorable and uplifting celebration of art, place, and community—one that left a lasting impression and set a high standard for future festive events.

Poppy Fields – St Albans Cathedral – 28th October – 1st November 2025

Poppy Fields at St Albans Cathedral in October transformed the historic nave into a sea of light and remembrance. Thousands of projected poppies flow across the ancient stone, accompanied by moving music and poetry that honours those who gave their lives in war. The installation invited quiet reflection and hope for peace, connecting national memory with local stories through the Cathedral’s Roll of Honour. Blending art, history, and spirituality, Poppy Fields turns remembrance into an immersive experience — a moment to pause, remember, and look forward with gratitude and compassion.

Before Action – Shire Hall, Stafford – 7th – 8th March 2025

Organised as part of a year when communities across the borough, and the country, will mark the 80th anniversary of the end of World War ll, the frontage of the Shire Hall was transformed into a ‘vivid tapestry of cascading poppies, ethereal light projections, with an evocative soundscape.’ – with the light and sound installation running on a loop.

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Modern Slavery Act 2015 – Slavery and Human Trafficking Statement

Luxmuralis is an artistic collaboration that creates and produces light and sound artworks. This statement is made on behalf of Luxmuralis as required by the Modern Day Slavery Act 2015 (the “Act”). The nature of our business means that annual turnover varies from year-to-year based on art production schedules, accordingly, in some years annual turnover is likely to be lower than the threshold prescribed under Section 54 of the Act; however, we are committed to operating our business in a manner which protects people from modern slavery. Our primary place of business is the United Kingdom; however, if required for production purposes, we create works for locations outside the United Kingdom, for example, within the EU and USA.

We use bonafide sub-contractors for our business purpose, and, to provide production-specific services for our projects. We select our suppliers and partners carefully based upon expertise and their compliance with anti-bribery and anti-slavery laws. 

This statement has been approved by the Artistic Director of Luxmuralis 

Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Statement

Luxmuralis shares a progressive vision for music and the arts committed to provide access and opportunity and helping people enhance and bring joy into their lives. To achieve this vision, equality of access is paramount.  Luxmuralis believe in values of equality, diversity, and inclusivity. Artworks produced by the artists are for everyone, open to interpretation and created to be as accessible to all.

 This statement has been approved by the Artistic Director of Luxmuralis 

Sustainability policy Statement

We believe in the transformative potential the arts and artists have on areas, spaces and places. We believe the arts impact makes places more attractive to live, work, play, bringing joy, beauty, community and civic pride to people and places. We recognise how creativity is part of a healthy environment and economy but this can only be sustainable if we work within our planets resources. Luxmuralis recognise the current environmental crisis and are committed to assessing our material impact towards sustainability. We monitor our activities and partners we work with.  We comply with environmental legislation.  We will ensure that sustainability and affordability is embedded in decisions we make with our stakeholders, including funders, investors, developers, local authorities, and we will use our position to influence positively wherever the opportunity arises.

This statement has been approved by the Artistic Director of Luxmuralis 

Date:  01 April 2024