On International Women's Day, 8th March 2022, Esther Rolinson successfully unveiled 'Luminations', her new major public artwork. 'Luminations' is a 500-metre animated light installation that sweeps along the North Promenade in Cleethorpes. It was constructed in collaboration with architectural lighting specialists The Lightlab and will be on permanent display as a hidden contemporary artwork on the east coast of England. Rolinson developed 'Luminations' directly from her drawing series ‘Gravitate’, composed of graphite and ink works on paper – a series of works made spontaneously using a set of construction rules. Inside the drawings shapes build from combinations of curved and straight lines used fluidly to create a sense of ever-expanding forms. Using the ‘kiss me quick’ language of seaside lighting Rolinson has taken the traditional festoon light to euphoric heights. In 'Luminations', two swooping lines weave in and out of each other suspended from the lamp posts. Their forms loop the loop as light movements chase through them like sprites of wind scudding over sand; bursting out in squally crescendos that fade like that final firework drifting to the ground.