Verified so far
- Loom Light is a permanent interactive light sculpture by Titia Ex, commissioned by the Municipality of Eindhoven.
- Philips Museum says Mayor John Jorritsma unveiled it on 13 April 2022 and that it honors regional resistance figures, especially Jan Zwartendijk.
- Artist and GLOW documentation place it at Kanaaldijk-Zuid and Nachtegaallaan on the former NRE energy site.
- The artist reports 20,439 RGB LEDs and 450 kilograms of 3D-printed recycled plastics, including old CDs.
- Interactive Matter describes more than 20,000 individually controlled LEDs coordinated by networked microcontrollers and a central processor.
- As a visitor approaches, the documented lighting behavior becomes more active and moves through the sculpture.
Evidence limits
This page reports the documented design and commissioning record. It does not claim that the interaction is functioning at this moment, quantify current electricity use or environmental benefit, or treat the pattern as live public data.
Sources
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- 2Interactive MatterTechnical account ↗ (opens externally)
- 3GLOW EindhovenLoom Light ↗ (opens externally)
- 4Philips Museum2022 annual report ↗ (opens externally)
- 5Wikimedia CommonsPhotograph and license ↗ (opens externally)