Part seven of the 7th " Illuminate SF Festival of Light " - Bayview Rise

For the seventh consecutive year, the "Illuminate SF Festival of Light" arrives as scheduled. From Thanksgiving to New Year, San Francisco will be lit by 40 permanent and temporary light art installations. The Christmas tree and holiday decorations are not the only highlights of this holiday season. We have carefully selected 12 installations to let you experience this wonderful light art journey.

Bayview Rise

Permanent installation

Author: Haddad - Drew dry (Haddad - Drugan) 2014

Location: Bay Area Third St and Cargo Way Pier 92

Source: San Francisco Travel Association

"Bayview Rise" is a light mural on the exterior wall of Pier 92 barn and elevator, located in the bay area of San Francisco Bay North Entrance. The themes of Laura Haddad and Tom Drugan's work are phenomenology and perception; while the Bayview Rise is about the interaction of color and light, where the imagery is related to the community. The 187-foot-high art installation is huge and can be seen from the surrounding hillsides and highways. It creates a landmark for the Bay Scenic Area. Its color-changing lights make part of the mural glow, while other colors recede into a dark background, and the image looks constantly changing. This eye-catching "light animation" creates the moving effect of the picture and also represents a constantly changing community.

Source: San Francisco Travel Association

Best viewing spot: Look east on the section between Interstate 280 Cesar Chavez and the Mariposa exit.