Anne Bureau's work is based on her fascination for the night as the domain of darkness where even the smallest amount of light makes a difference in the human perception of space, form and colour. In her compositions of artificial light she worships natural light phenomena as well as esthetical values of urban architecture.

The lighting invention "Phenomena" offers a different point of view of the architectural space and adds to the range of possible city qualities: The interiors of this better-to-pass-by spaces are turned into urban furnitures and projections of natural light phenomena use the backside of the buildings as projection screens. Additional architectural lighting supports the transfer into an urban hide-away.
[Text taken from the Glow 2007 information leaflet]