"visually light" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to communicate that something appears to be light in a visual setting. For example, "The morning fog was visually light, allowing us to see the sunrise through the trees."
The piece is physically heavy, visually light.
Designed by Cherner's son Benjamin, the new chair is curvaceous and visually light — qualities that derive from the continued use of molded plywood.
Rather than welded, these two pieces are screwed together, which produces a visually light effect and reveals that the frame is solid metal, rather than plated.
These Arabidopsis biosensors, grown by collaborators at the Colorado State University, gave off fluorescence when the plants were exposed to digoxin, proving that whole organisms can visually light up to signal detection of an arbitrary molecule.
Take the ever greater ability of modern technology to make almost everything lighter and lighter, thinner and thinner, and cross it with the hedonistic sensibility of the stage set, and it's no wonder that architecture now is light in weight and lightweight: light visually, light physically and light intellectually.
Hector Serrano wanted the Air stool he designed for Gandia Blasco, a Spanish manufacturer, to look good, but not so good that it competed with its surroundings: "The idea was to create a stool that was understated and visually light enough to complement any setting," he said.
George Hepplewhite's furniture was visually lighter and smaller in scale than that of other cabinet makers.
While performing at the Countdown Club, the band had experimented with long instrumental excursions, and they began to expand upon these with rudimentary but visually effective light shows, projected by coloured slides and domestic lights.
Using a virtual replica of the actual installation, the sound analysis software modifies the behavior and properties of each tungsten bulb including speed, brightness, and intensity to create a visually stunning light show.
The final aspect of the gardens is the Supertree Grove, an otherworldly grove of huge metallic "trees" that house plants and offer a stunning, visually powerful light show every night.
"They will flood through the Earth and bizarrely enough, even though the supernova we see visually will light up the night sky, 99 per cent of the energy in the supernova is released in these particles that will come through our bodies and through the Earth with absolutely no harm whatsoever," he told news.com.au.au
