I Believe in You - Banbury

Interactive Light installation

I Believe in You is an interactive light installation which illuminated Banbury Museum as visitors moved in the gallery space – discovering the power of the colours. The work invited audiences to connect and play, experiencing the museum in a new way.

Bright red lights trail from floor to ceiling as a woman looks on it awe.

Created by

Tine Bech Studio

Electronics by Brett Fisher

Presented at

Banbury Museum, UK 2016

This is my second time with my family. My favourite bit was the light strips. I want to say thank youChild visiting Light Play, Solo exhibition, Banbury Museum

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Tine happily shares her latest work whilst illuminated by bright green lights.

Ribbons on red light on the walls are reflected by opalescent strips running perpendicular across the floor.

Participants were able to control what ‘colour’ shined in the space by moving and exploring the area itself. Each corner of the gallery room represented a different colour: pink, blue, green, and red, and visitors would activate the corners of the ‘world’.

I Believe in You is a site-specific interactive light installation that transforms spaces with vibrant, playable light. Its modular design adapts in colour and scale to suit each location's unique features.

Each space looks different, using different colours and scaled to different sizes in response to the opportunities and limitations presented by the site.The unique light design consists of a series of interactive section, which together becomes a large visual interactive installation that transforms spaces into a participatory and playable light installation.