Bernhard Dessecker presented his MasterSeries № 02 NEW YORK at Ambright for the first time. Inspired by the geometry and rhythm of Manhattan, the light object translates urban structures into a fascinating interplay of light, shadow, and reflection.
Another highlight was ENGRAM by Yves Peitzner, a light artwork based on recorded brain activity that makes emotional traces visible. His work connects art, technology, and human perception.
What stayed with us most, however, were not only the installations or presentations, but the conversations in between. The ideas shared. The different perspectives. The people behind the projects.
Because the future of light is not created in isolation. It is built through dialogue.
Thank you to all guests, speakers, partners, and creatives who made the Ambright Open House such a special experience.