LUMidea Living Statues Show

Guests have already gathered in the lobby, registration is proceeding as usual, while the hall is still empty and quiet. A couple of minutes later, someone notices motionless figures in tall frame skirts at the entrance — and the conversations fall silent on their own. From then on, the evening follows a different scenario.

LUMidea is a collective that works in the format of living statues and costumed defile. The artists appear in original costumes with frame skirts and wings, holding glowing props: LED dandelions, transparent spheres. Each image is assembled by hand, so on site it doesn't repeat the neighboring act and doesn't look rented.

Such figures don't require a stage and don't interrupt the program. They fit into the space: they hold a static pose while guests examine the details, come to life when approached, and slowly move around the hall, gathering people behind them. The same image works as a photo zone — shots with guests are taken without a director and without long formations.

The format is suitable for a corporate event, company anniversary, presentation, and New Year's evening. From the collective's photos, it's clear that these are business events, suburban venues, and shopping centers — that is, spaces where statues should greet guests rather than distract from the main part of the evening. Leave your number — we'll check for an available date and give you the fee.