An Illustrated history of the enquiry into light as presented in the Stony Creek Quarry. Performers included rock climbers in illuminated costumes, dancers, laser and theatrical light performers with water, fire, and mist. An origional sound score accompanied by ambient frogs complimented the visual effects.

"Our vision is an interplay of external light and our internal visual sensory organ-the eye. And that organ, the eye, is an instrument which developed over time as a participatory response to light."
Susan Mendelsohn

"Light is said to be our first experience with the world and our last. It is both ephemeral and constant. Alll world cultures count on daily and seasonal changing light to define the rhythm of life; waking/sleeping, working/play. Light has come to define time, not only the diurnal light of the day but also the light year (a unit of astrological distance), expanding our concept of what time means." Joy Wulke

"Perhaps truth about light and our fictions simultaneously invent each other. It is why we need the sun and why we must make our own light when the sun is gone." Sydney Perkowitz, Empire of Light

From top to bottom: Jamie Burnett, Margaret Carl,
Lydia Emperador, and Istvan Peter B'Raczt.