The famous painter Van Goghs work "Starry Night", with its swirling sky texture, accompanied by twinkling stars and moon, shows the painters restless emotions and psychedelic world of imagery. In Van Goghs hometown - Nuenen in the Netherlands, there is a bicycle lane that is similar to Van Goghs Starry Night. The swirling blue-green dotted nebulae lay out the mystery and confusion of the night sky. Riding on the lane can't help but make people curious. What the night sky will look like at the end.
This bicycle path comes from designer Dann Roosegaarde’s design studio Studio Roosegaarde, and is inspired by Van Gogh’s Starry Night. The driveway is painted with special paint that absorbs sunlight during the day and glows fluorescently at night. There is also an LED light bulb connected to a solar device on the side, which can be used as a backup "starlight" when the weather is bad.
In the past, Studio Roosegaarde’s works mostly explored the interaction and combination between people, art, public space and technology. Smart highways that can charge moving cars and provide intelligent warnings are typical examples. . This starry night bicycle lane, with its self-sufficient electric design, has been modified by starlight and has lost its cold high-tech feel. It combines elements of art and nature to blend more naturally into the surrounding scenery, becoming a link between modernity and local culture. The bridge of history.
