I'm not sure what to say about InLight yet. What I keep thinking about is the process it went through from the first visitors at 5 to the last at 12:15, from the initial set up and careful first explorations by children and their families, to the crowd growing bigger and bigger, and then the place where it nearly got out of control and then...
as the crowd thinned out and it got too late for most of the children, people started to interact slowly, creating more and more intricate structures and projections.
I hope you can get a taste of it here..
(video may be easier to see in full screen)
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