Using lights to turn buildings in Derby into art works
Across Britain fairy lights are beginning to make an appearance as the nights draw in.
But in Derby they have been experimenting with new technology that leaves plastic Santas and flashing reindeer far behind.
Using banks of computerised lighting controls, streets and buildings can now seemingly be made to move, dance and even disappear.
David Sillito reports.
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