The end of 2015 is rolling ’round bloody fast, and here to remind us of the sands of time is our mate the NSW government.
The City of Sydney have just released the first details of what they’ve got planned for the Sydney Harbour Bridge this New Year’s Eve, which includes full-length projections at each end, showing photos, film clips and creative content from TBC local artists and residents.
Eastern projectors are nothing new but the City had had their dreams to project on the westside of the bridge pylons dashed by “technical issues” for a number of years, so Lord Mayor Clover Moore is pretty stoked that it’s finally come together.
In a statement released this morning, she said:
“These new projections will bring our world-renowned Sydney Harbour Bridge to life, using locally created images to showcase to the world the diverse beauty, talent and colour of our great city. I’m delighted that communities in both the east and west of the city centre will have a great view this year. ”
Imagination, the creative company who will produce the images for the projections for this year’s NYE, have also revealed the projectors will be four times the size of previous years.
Here’s an impression of what they have in mind:
Fun fact: Sydney NYE has a global audience of one billion ppl and a direct economic impact on NSW of more than $133 million.
Images supplied.
