valokulku

Valokulku is a type of light transportation system typically used at festivals, events, and concerts. It involves the use of two parallel paths of lights for guests to walk on, creating a unique and immersive visual experience. The paths of lights often spiral or curve through the space, guiding guests through a designated area.

Valokulku installations can vary greatly in size and complexity, ranging from simple and intimate settings to large-scale public events. The design and execution of the installation often depend on the event organizers' vision, the available space, and the desired atmosphere.

The origin of the term "valokulku" is Finnish, with "valo" meaning light and "kulku" meaning path or way. This name captures the essence of the experience, as guests walk through a tunnel of light, creating a captivating and memorable experience.

Valokulku installations often serve as a visual spectacle, adding to the overall atmosphere and ambiance of an event. They can also be used to direct guests through a space or to create a sense of flow. The use of light as a primary design element allows event organizers to create a unique and dynamic visual experience.

Valokulku installations can be found at music festivals, cultural events, and public installations. The design and construction of valokulku involves technical expertise, often involving LED lights, programming, and installation. The combination of light, space, and ambiance creates a memorable experience for event-goers.