Light Art on Southwark Street

I came across this thing by chance. I had just left Tate Modern and was looking for something to eat other than a sandwich. Walking aimlessly I found myself under this bridge. I’m sure it looks nicer at night, however I was there during the day so the lights weren’t as vibrant as they look in the other picture on this listing.

Here ye, here ye. Let this be the second review of Southwark Public lighting art.
Do you remember lite-​brites, those toys from the 80’s? They were a black board with hole and you’d put little light bulbs in the holes in the shapes of unicorns or robots or starts or whatever the little Rorschach of your brain’s thoughts transmitted. No? Well then you need to brush up on your childhood nostalgia. Yes? Then you know what I’m talking about…
…and, you know how amazing this display of lighting is. This bit of light art is light a giant lite-​brite. HUGE. You can’t move the lights and they don’t make a design, but they’re probably what Murakami or Gonzales-​Torres might make if they were 5 and playing with a lite-​brite. Every time I walk through this underpass I am filled with bubbles of unending joy, as though the good witch Glinda was floating through the air.
Best you go at night to appreciate the full effect.