Busan Harbor Bridge
Cable-stayed harbor crossing that shifts through saturated color every twenty seconds after dark.
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This guide to Busan Harbor Bridge follows engineers who spent seven years, from 2007 to 2014, building a 3,368-meter cable-stayed span linking Yeongdo and Nam districts across the harbor mouth. It then turns to Jeong Seob Ahn, an artist who treated the finished bridge as an empty stage after dark, lighting its cables and towers with roughly 1,290 LED units that shift through saturated color every twenty seconds. Watch from the harbor promenade after sunset to catch the full color cycle.
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