As discussed in our previous episodes we believe AI has some exciting potential, but we also recognise that it is not without its drawbacks. Along with societal concerns, There are also concerns over AI’s power consumption, and its impact on the environment. In this episode, we discuss a range of concerns related to AI development, including sustainability, power consumption, the cult-like atmosphere of the tech world, potential data scarcity, and the implications of AI for copyright and the...

For our first episode of the new year, we are excited to share our reviews of two outstanding AI-themed exhibitions that have left a lasting impression on both of us. Both exhibitions, “ Life after BOB” by Ian Cheng and NOX by Lawrence Lek curated by LAS art foundation, provided thought-provoking insight into the rapidly-evolving world of AI. Enjoy the ride and as always we’d love to hear your thoughts, feel free to contact us a [email protected] or drop us a DM...

In this episode, we decided to spice things up and explore the unknown! Our curiosity about how Ai could shake up the lighting design game got us brainstorming and crafting some fictional scenarios of what the next five years could bring. We teamed up with our talented friend, screenwriter, Philip Sickmann. As always we’d love to hear your thoughts, feel free to contact us a [email protected] or drop us a DM @live_light_podcast.

In this episode, we dive deep into the fascinating world of artificial intelligence and how it's shaping beyond the field of design, its progression, and possibilities. We are both fully aware that this topic is currently making waves in the news, across social media platforms, and even in discussions with our fellow professionals. We both are genuinely captivated by this fresh development and eager to keep ourselves updated on its progression and to see how it will reshape various industries...

For our first episode we decided to go back to the beginning, the moment when we all decided that lighting design was the path for us to take and ponder on. We interviewed a few architectural lighting students from Wismar since they are at the beginning of their journey and a few fellow lighting designers with several years of practice. We would like to thank our fellow designers: Carlijn Timmermans from C.Light.Wise in the Netherlands, Mahdis Aliasgari from Lighting Design Collective in...

This Live Light Podcast is brought to you by two curious minds in the lighting design field Maryam Aghajani and Dana Moazenie. The primary aim of this podcast is to have an open conversation with fellow lighties and discuss the dark spots within this field. Our focus is to give voice to your point of view in hopes of finding solutions to improve our sometimes not-so-sensitive community. In addition, we are eager to explore new trends in technology, thoughts, and disciplines via our...