BELGIUM – An ice sculpture exhibition in the Belgian town of Bruges will open its doors to visitors on Saturday, November 24th for a freezing walk through of illuminated frozen creatures. Organizers are calling it the first ever digital ice art museum. Forty artists from around the world have been chipping away to make the project come to life It comes alive with the use of 3D video and LED lights that reflect and refracted by the ice. This is the first time LED lighting has been used to light up the sculptures in the exhibition’s 17 years. In all, 80 sculptures will be on display made from 3,000 locally made blocks of ice. The exhibition runs until January 6th. To check out more, click here.
Bruges in Belgium has opened the first ever ice sculpture exhibition, which will run until 6 January. Forty artists from different parts of the world have carved 80 sculptures from 3,000 blocks of locally sourced ice illuminated with the 3D video and LED lighting.