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Federation Square’s Solar Equation shines on

Australian commissioned art work lights up UK festival
20 Nov 2013
Zainab Hussain Shihab
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Solar Equation by  Rafael Lozanao-Hemmer

Federation Square’s large-scale art commission has lit up the winter sky in the United Kingdom. Solar Equation by Mexican-Canadian electronic artist Rafael Lozanao-Hemmer was one of the many international installations on display in Durham for the UK’s extravagant light festival, Lumiere.

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Zainab Hussain Shihab
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Zainab is an ArtsHub writer and is currently completing a Bachelor of Journalism at La Trobe University. She is originally from the Maldives but has fallen in love with this dynamic and colorful city that is Melbourne. Zainab is a self proclaimed TV addict and spends most of her spare time catching up on her favorite shows.

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