Here are some luminous pictures from the first showing of a new art project "Lighting to Unite" — a light show designed to ignite national and global unity. The project uses the National Cathedral in Washington, DC as its canvas.
Gerry Hofsetter, a Swiss artist, is responsible for these images, which include stars, human faces, and a mysterious woman in a kimono. According to the Washington Post he has displayed the British-flag on the white cliffs of Dover, hieroglyphics on the Great Pyramid, and a polar bear on an Antarctic iceberg.
About his most recent show in D.C., Hofstetter said: "Light is hope, fire is energy. These colors mean hope and energy."
Check out the pictures. Are you feeling the hope and energy?
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Are you off your emoticon fast yet? Cuz here's a creme puff! 
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They look a little Disney-worldish, but pretty. The faces must be a bit of a shock if you're driving past the Cathedral and don't expect them.