Bulgaria’s southern Black Sea coast becomes an open-air gallery from 7 to 10 August as the second LUNAR: Sea of Lights festival, also described as a light festival, showcases digital and light artworks in seaside communities.
Across the event, 17 light and digital works are displayed outdoors, blending digital art with the coastal landscape. The festival features pieces by artists from multiple countries, and takes place across five resort towns: Tsarevo, Lozenets, Varvara, Ahtopol and Sinemorets.
Both outlets describe the same dates, the number of artworks, and the locations along the coast. Their framing differs slightly—one emphasizes the coast as an “open-air gallery,” while the other stresses the immersive aspect of the exhibition—but the factual details of the festival’s scope and presentation remain aligned.
