Scunthorpe Visual Arts Gallery 20-21

23 August -13th September 2025

20-21 Visual Arts Centre were delighted to present ‘Science’ – a spectacular immersive visual experience by Luxmuralis. Designed to enable people to explore and contemplate the contributions of science to the human understanding of the physical world around us.

In August, the newly reopened church space at 20-21 Visual Arts Centre was transformed with sound and light, into a fully immersive artwork exploring Chemistry and Biology.

‘Science’ presents artistically molecules cells and DNA on an epic scale – as well as exploring the history of science, the contributions of science to humanity, and reflecting upon famous scientists past and present.

University College 775 – Oxford University – 28th September 2024

2023 Holkham Hall by Candlelight sees the grand internal rooms highly decorated and this year Luxmuralis transformed the interior of three areas with Light and sound installations that mesmorised and filled visitors with wonder.

Sound and Light by Luxmuralis filled the Ambient Winter Room of Holkham Hall, a further light and sound installation fully absorbed the walls of the Statue Gallery and the finale in the Chapel transformed with collections from the Hall itself.

‘We have a rather amazing immersive light experience which is also relevant to Holkham. For example, The Holy Family by Reubens [which sits in the Saloon] is a central theme,’ Lady Leicester explains.

Luxmuralis Light tag Rome Italy 2024

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 

Space – God, The Universe and Everything – St Bees Priory – 14th – 15th March 2024

Created with the support of Cumberland Council’s destination management team, the event was part of a new programme of events called ‘The Light District’, curated by the council’s Discover Carlisle team.

‘Space – God, The Universe and Everything’ by Luxmuralis took people on a walking journey through St Bees Priory, revealing the universe, galaxies, space, creation, and light through a variety of sound and light installations transforming the Priory. Thousands travelled from miles around to witness this unique and spectacular immersive artwork in this beautiful historic coastal setting.

Science – Lincoln Cathedral – 12th – 16th March 2024

Science, an immersive show designed to enable people to explore and contemplate the contributions of science and human understanding of the physical world around us was presented at Lincoln Cathedral during March 2024.

The installation saw cathedral transformed into a fully immersive artwork exploring Chemistry and Biology and interprets artistically the scale of molecules cells and DNA as well as exploring the history of science, the contributions of science to humanity, and offers a reflection upon famous scientists past and present.

Crown and Coronation – Winchester Cathedral – 4th – 8th March 2024

Historic Royal Palaces have partnered with Luxmuralis Artist Collaboration to create an immersive sound and light show for all ages to enjoy. Bringing the spectacle, significance and shared experience of Coronations to life, demonstrating the pivotal role of the Crown Jewels, part of the Royal Collection, within the ceremony. Part of the Crown and Coronation tour since appearing at the Tower of London this immersive sound and light fine art immersive installation was seen at Winchester cathedral 4th -8th March 2024.

Crown and Coronation – Wells Cathedral – 27th February – 2nd March 2024

The splendour of Coronations and the Crown Jewels were bought to Somerset in an immersive light show at Wells Cathedral in February. Crown and Coronation bought the spectacle, significance, and shared experience of Coronations to life, demonstrating the pivotal role of the Crown Jewels, part of the Royal Collection, within the ceremony.

The show featured stunning imagery spanning more than 1000 years of history, enhanced by the magnificence of Wells Cathedral, where the projections and soundscape swept through the magnificent Gothic building. The Crown Jewels, the objects at the very heart of the Coronation ceremony, were projected into Wells Cathedral through detailed footage and an emotive musical score, evoking the sensation of having a private audience with the magnificent collection.

The Crown and Coronation light show launches just months after the world witnessed the Crown Jewels in use at a Coronation for the first time in 70 years

Discovery – Chester Cathedral – 21st – 24th February 2024

‘Discovery’ was a spectacular sound and light experience event at Chester Cathedral. Themed around ‘Science and Space’ the installation invited people to ponder their relationship with our planet and beyond.

Discovery was an immersive journey for people to walk through and explore Chester Cathedral in a new light, inviting them to fully immerse themselves in the artwork, and consider what humans have achieved in our place in the world. 

Sound and light art took visitors on a journey through space, and gave them the chance to see original footage of the rocket launch, as well as to explore the creation story and the Big Bang and view the of Earth as if looking back from space under a galaxy of stars.

Discovery was designed to enable people to explore and contemplate the contributions of science and human understanding of the physical world around us, and the artwork explored chemistry and biology and interpreted, artistically, the scale of molecules cells and DNA, as well as exploring the history of science and its contributions to humanity, while reflecting upon famous scientists past and present.