What is a fire artist to do when he can't use fire, for example because the location doesn't allow open flame? The "Chemical lights"-show is one answer to that.
Many know the chemical lights which produce light when bent. But few know what complex three-dimensional forms can be produced, when a handful of them bound to chains are swung very fast in certain patterns.
For this show it should be pretty dark, for of course chemical lights cannot produce the same brightness as a torch. But then a fascination show can be performed, with harmonious yet intriguing patterns and forms. A good alternative when fire is not an option.

Below you find some pictures from a "Chemical lights"-show. Click on the image to enlarge it.