LIT 2026 | Light Festival @ Wyndham Park

LIT returns in 2026 with a fresh new Glow!

The award winning and much loved free event will return this Autumn with an array of all new illuminated installations and mesmerising projections from local and interstate artists.

Highlights of the program include the premier of Breeze a new work by renowned western suburbs artist Bruce Ramus featuring seven ethereal veils suspended between earth and sky animated by wind light and colour. Sydney-based artists H0RSE also make their Victorian debut with two sculptural installations: Macula a spiralling bamboo tunnel alive with an abstract dance of light and Silent Observers a poignant projection work on the enduring nature of trees.

Look out for the whimsical larger than life Cassowaries by A Blanck Canvas or sit in awe beneath Pixel Sky's canopy of light as Studio John Fish returns with their unique blend of art and technology. Local Wyndham artist Rebecca Kable will illuminate this year's Gobo path with her series of thoughtful images titled Interwoven Tree.

We look forward to welcoming you once again to this vibrant celebration of creativity community and the landscape that shapes it.

LIT 2026

Breeze by Ramus
Seven great veils suspended between earth and sky. Sheer fabric swaying wind communicating change. By day they move in gentle conversation with the air. By night they awaken. Light flows across their surface colours ripple and fade. Shadows drift like passing clouds. Air becomes Light. Light becomes movement.

Breeze is a new work specifically crafted for LIT by internationally renowned western suburbs artist Bruce Ramus.

Macula By H0RSE
Macula is a custom-built spiralling bamboo tunnel alive with an abstract dance of light and imagery. It is a first-of-its-kind sculpture made from sustainably harvested bamboo precisely mapped with beguiling animations. The installation is a reminder of the natural world and one of its most regenerative resources. Making their Victorian debut with Macula and Silent Observers are Sydney based boutique design stable H0RSE. (Macula was first presented by Vivid Sydney 2022 and commissioned by Destination NSW).

Pixel Sky by Studio John Fish
Pixel Sky invites audiences to relax on a grassy bank and experience the latest site-specific installation from Studio John Fish. Known for their ability to transform spaces with light the studio has created a new large-scale work designed specifically to be viewed from below.

As you lie back this canopy transforms the open space into an enchanting terrain encouraging visitors to pause and appreciate the ever-evolving display. By suspending the array directly above the audience Pixel Sky offers a digital interpretation of stargazing offering a unique space where the audience can delight in the rhythmic patterns and accompanying soundscape as they twinkle flash and unfold against the night sky.

The Cassowaries by A Blanck Canvas
With running shoes on but nowhere to go the larger-than-life Cassowaries don't move but they glow and the night flows around them making them feel like they could spring into a sprint without warning. Presented by the team at A Blanck Canvas with their signature flair and whimsy. Bold. Curious. Unmissable. The Cassowaries are watching and waiting for you.

Silent Observers by H0RSE
What if trees could talk?​
Which stories would they tell throughout the centuries?​

Silent Observers is an art installation made of tree discs that are brought to life through precise projection mapping. Large trees have long life spans and silently endure the changing times around them throughout history. Their aliveness is often overlooked and they are treated as a mere resource. By accentuating their innate growth rings with animated projections we draw attention to the fact that trees are living beings.​ The result is a hypnotic dance of pulsating lines. Making their Victorian debut with Silent Observers and Macula are Sydney based boutique design stable H0RSE. (Silent Observers was first presented by Vivid Sydney 2023 and commissioned by Destination NSW).

PRISMIDION by Chalk River Labs
Presented by always popular Chalk River Labs. Inspired by the recent Synthetic Aperture Radar scans of the Pyramids of Giza PRISMIDION reinterprets ancient forms into a beacon of light. This projection mapped pyramid draws on the mysteries of sacred geometry and the power of new discovery. The work offers a space for gathering connection and wonder.

Acute Immersion by Genius Laser Technology
Where Science Fiction and Nature collide and interweave. Be transported to another world part meditation part immersive digital trip. Genius Laser Technology make their fabulous return to LIT and invite you to wander through an 85-metre illuminated trail immersed in bursts of dynamic colour-rich lasers dancing through the trees. Enhanced by a soft haze that creates a magical sense of walking through light. This lucid dream will be a memory not easily forgotten.

Interwoven Tree (Gobo Walk) by Rebecca Kable
Local Wyndham artist Rebecca Kable has created a suite of eight original hand drawn designs. The Interwoven Tree follows the life of a River Red Gum echoing the iconic trees that line the Werribee River in Wyndham Park. The series reflects the rhythms of nature from growth change renewal and the passing of time to explore the threads that connect individuals families and the more-than-human world. As audiences walk the path they move through a visual cycle: seed sprout early growth transformation maturity renewal and intergenerational connection.

Interlaced Tapestry by Chalk River Labs
Interlaced Tapestry draws inspiration from yarn bombing transforming colourful threads of wool into a moving projection of woven light. Multicoloured strands and geometric forms drift and intertwine blending the warmth of handmade craft with the rhythm of digital motion. The work reflects the networks of connection that shape modern life where individual threads come together to form a shared social fabric.

Date: 24 April - 3 May 2026
Time: 6pm - 10pm
Location: Wyndham Park Werribee - Map
Cost: FREE - Wyndham City event

FAQ: wyndham.vic.gov.au

Entry to Wyndham Park

There are four pedestrian access points to enter Wyndham Park:

Wedge St Piazza Watton St
Across Werribee Bicentennial Bridge from Comben Dr
Cottrell St Carpark- via path under the train line
Wyndham Park Skate Park - via Werribee St Nth


Time: 6pm- 10pm



 Wyndham Park - Werribee View Venue
 Wyndham Park Watton Street  Werribee Victoria  Map

→ www.wyndham.vic.gov.au

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