A large-scale festive light installation suspended above Nevsky Prospect—the central avenue of Saint Petersburg.
The composition represents symbols from the period of Imperial Russia, including the crown, orb, and scepter, stylized in contemporary light form.
Installations were spaced at approximately 300-feet intervals along a 3-mile stretch of the historic street.
Due to the need for attachment to fragile facades of heritage buildings, the structure was engineered to minimize weight without compromising strength.
Fabrication was optimized for speed using laser-cut and bent aluminum and steel elements, clad with LED rope and garlands.

This project remains one of my personal favorites, as it combined cultural symbolism, technical precision, and rapid delivery on a prominent urban scale.