Vivid light work a challenge

By Sandra Siagian
Updated November 1 2012 - 3:06pm, first published May 23 2012 - 6:20am
Urbanisation: William Chan, 22, of Hurstville, with a prototype of his installation at this year's Vivid Sydney festival. He is one of the youngest exhibitors at the event. Below, Luke Hespanhol's installation Chromopolination.Main Picture: Lisa McMahon
Urbanisation: William Chan, 22, of Hurstville, with a prototype of his installation at this year's Vivid Sydney festival. He is one of the youngest exhibitors at the event. Below, Luke Hespanhol's installation Chromopolination.Main Picture: Lisa McMahon
Bright innovation: Luke Hespanhol’s installation
Bright innovation: Luke Hespanhol’s installation

A HURSTVILLE university student will help Sydney transform into an after-hours playground at this year's Vivid Sydney festival, which opens tonight.

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