Chandelier Lighting Feature for Gardens Magic
The chandeliers come alive in the Wellington breeze and look amazing when lit at night.
Gardens Magic is a series of free outdoor concerts located at the Soundshell in the Wellington Botanic Garden. A different musician or band takes the stage every night of the week (with a few rain days thrown in), and it's an eclectic mix, ranging from reggae ska and funkadelic rock to jazz classics and kapa haka. Mayor Justin Lester loves the annual event as it’s a great opportunity for family and friends to get together and support local artists in a beautiful setting. “Annually, thousands of Wellingtonians turn out to share this experience with each other, and every year the team delivers original, entertaining, and diverse content.
Along with the music, the gardens are transformed with art installations and lighting displays creating a magical backdrop for the music. Hung amongst the beautiful native trees in the Botanic Garden several Kaynemaile chandeliers hang ethereally.
“Over the many times I’ve produced Gardens Magic, the Kaynemaile chandeliers were by far the most raved about and photographed artworks of any year’s light installations.”
—Delia Shanly, Creative Producer - Events, Wellington City Council
The sponsored chandeliers were designed by our CEO, Kayne Horsham and made by the Kaynemaile team using Water Clear mesh using off-cuts from existing jobs and recycled material. The Kaynemaile mesh draped beautifully from a steel ring at the top. The chandeliers come alive in the Wellington breeze and look amazing when lit at night.
Project Details
Design Kayne Horsham
Lighting MJF Lighting
Project Gardens Magic Lighting Feature, Wellington City Council
Location Wellington, New Zealand
Photographer Jason Mann
Mesh Colour
Feature Video
GARDENS MAGIC FEATURE
The Catena Chandeliers at this years Gardens Magic event in the Wellington Botanic Gardens were a sight to behold. Glimmering in the sunlight during the day, and captivating audiences with lighting effects during the night. Take a look for yourself.
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Videography by Jason Mann Photography