Photos: "Follow the Light" sound and light installation

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Sean Amato wraps connections on one of six light sculptures. He and other members of the Light Brigade set up an interactive light and sound installation on Wednesday, December 17, 2014, at Elderberry Park. The installation will open Dec. 20 in downtown Anchorage and stay up for three weeks.

Billed as "the largest light sculpture Alaska's ever seen," a uniquely Anchorage art installation will blink at -- and with -- visitors to Elderberry Park Saturday, December 20, 2014. For the next three weeks the project by a collection of artists calling themselves The Light Brigade will line a portion of the path just east of the Alaska Railroad with interactive sculptures, sound and, from time to time, an unannounced performance.

The six large abstract floral sculptures that are the most visible part of "Follow the Light" are made from old Christmas decorations that adorned Anchorage streets during the pipeline boom.

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