Light has the ability to transform spaces, tell stories, and cultivate communities. Crafting a story with light requires an architectural comprehension of space, and an ability to construct a narrative through a non-traditional medium. Through manipulation of space, light, and time, we can create beacons that welcome, inform, and impart a tangible cultural experience from an ephemeral source. Join Zachary Suchara, Principal at Luma Lighting Design, for a conversation on the newly-renovated Japanese Garden Cultural Village. Explore how light was used to transform this new iconic landmark within the garden, and how these effects radically shape the viewer’s experience.

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Design Museum Portland is redefining what it means to be a museum in the 21st century — we're online, nomadic, and accessible to all through a network of exhibitions, events, and content. Our mission: Bring the transformative power of design everywhere, to inspire a world full of creative problem solvers. Design is everywhere. So are we. This is a ticketed event. PDXWLF attendees receive a 10% discount, using code PDXWLF19.