MILWAUKEE — Summerfest is debuting a new immersive art installation called "Radiant Echoes" at Henry Maier Festival Park, created by 20 Milwaukee-based artists with Fuzz-Pop Workshop.
The piece is described as a landscape of towering megaliths and otherworldly flora that brings together the power of light and music.
Daniel Murray, lead designer, said the team set out to create a one-of-a-kind interactive experience.
"We wanted to create something really about music and light, kind of an interactive music experience."
Murray said the concept draws on the deeper meaning behind live music events.
"We were really interested in different kinds of rituals -- to see music festivals as this modern-day communal ritual."
"Radiant Echoes" will be located at the north end of Summerfest, between the U-Line Warehouse and T-Mobile stages.
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