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BULGARIA LIGHTS UP ITS BLACK SEA COAST WITH DIGITAL ART FESTIVAL

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From 7 to 10 August, Bulgaria’s southern Black Sea coast turned into an open‑air gallery as the second LUNAR: Sea of Lights festival showcased 17 light and digital artworks across five seaside communities.

According to Latest News From Euronews | Euro, the event highlighted the growing intersection of technology and art along the coast, drawing visitors and boosting local tourism. The festival’s schedule included nighttime installations that illuminated beaches, promenades, and historic sites, although specific artists or works were not named in the report.

The LUNAR: Sea of Lights festival is part of a broader trend of digital art exhibitions that aim to attract cultural tourism to coastal regions in Europe, offering both creative expression and economic benefits to host towns.

  • The festival ran from 7‑10 August with 17 light/digital pieces.
  • It spanned five seaside communities along Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast.
  • Related coverage from The Conversatio, the Moscow Times, and the Times of India provides context on global events and technological milestones, but does not directly affect the festival’s details.

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