The technological opulence on display last week was in the spirit of the feather-light genius of Shiro Kuramata, the Japanese designer whose 1988 armchair, Miss Blanche, was made of solid acrylic embedded with plastic red roses.
The lighting genius Ingo Maurer and fashion designer Issey Miyake, are both fans, too.
Russell Maliphant marks the 20th anniversary of his collaboration with the lighting genius Michael Hulls, in a special showcase of works.
As JENNIFER TIPTON, who has been dance's resident lighting genius for over four decades, has noted: "Light is a difficult medium to explain in words.
In such earlier films as "Flamenco" and "Tango," Mr. Saura and his brilliant collaborator, the cinematographer and lighting genius Vittorio Storaro, became so intoxicated with their subjects that they splashed their visual ideas on the screen as if they were throwing buckets of paint.
Preferably conversant in Schopenhauer, with mussed hair and the vague light of genius in eyes.
Cruel at times, chaotic, dissociated: on his bad days little more, so it seems, than a gigantic human flaw through which the shifting light of genius displayed itself.
Friday's concert at 8 p.m. features Lúnasa, an Irish acoustic group named for the ancient Irish god of light and genius, Lúgh.
Mr. Boyle keeps telling us that Wright is "a Wagnerian hero," "the guiding light and enduring genius of all working architects, past, present and future".
The firm connected him with Jason Krugman, a 27-year-old interactive lighting designer — "a genius kid," Mr. Belt said — who installed lights activated by the vibration and sound of the bottles breaking.
But the spark of genius, even when ignited by illness, may shed light on unexplored areas of the mind, although how the brain supports the creative process remains as much a mystery as π.
