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Field of Light Extended at Uluru

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Field of Light artist Bruce Munros installation near Uluru, Australia, has been extended for three more years due to its popularity. Inspired by the rock itself, Munros vision came to life after a road trip in 1992. The installation, featuring 50,000 solar-powered stems, has attracted over 750,000 visitors, boosting tourism in the Northern Territory. Munro is thrilled that his art continues to connect people with Ulurus spirit.

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Field of Light Extended at Uluru

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Adelaide News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Field of Light Extended at Uluru. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Imagine this glowing sea of light stancing under the stars near Uluru in Central Australia. Artis Bruce Monroe created the Field of Light installation 10 years ago at Ayers Rock Resort, straight inspired by the rocket self. Now, they're extending it for another three years because it's such a hit. Back in 1992, Monroe Road tripped through Australia with his wife, hit Uluru, and felt that deep connection to the land. He sketched the idea right there, turned it into an obsession, tested prototypes back home in the UK, and after a lucky radio chat got the call to, bring it to life where it all started. Tourists love it. Over 750,000 people have walked through those colorful fields, snapping pics and feeling the magic. It's boosted tourism across the northern territory, drawing folks to Alice Springs and Beyond. The setup spans five football fields with 50,000 solar-powered stems that shift from blues to reds, creating this alive desert vibe. It snagged global awards for its art and uniqueness.

Monroe says he's thrilled folks still connect to Uluru's spirit through his work, proving great art keeps shining as long as it moves people. That's the story for today. Adelaide News Today Driven by AI

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