ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 9月16日 13時36分

#Philadelphia honored its 100-year-old Benjamin Franklin Parkway last night with a mesmerizing centennial celebration. Hundreds of people gathered at sunset to catch “Fireflies,” a public art performance by the Chinese #artist @caistudio that filled the grand boulevard with a fleet of rickshaw-style pedicabs festooned with 1,000 handmade paper #lanterns. As the bicyclists rode in choreographed patterns, they looked like flying fireflies — captured here in these photos and video by @kirstenluce. At the end of the event, the crowd flooded the street to congratulate the drivers and take selfies with the vehicles — some of which were adorned with lanterns shaped like aliens, high-heeled shoes and even a Yellow Submarine. For “Fireflies,” @caistudio — who’s known for creating elaborate displays of fireworks — returned to his childhood home of Quanzhou to recreate the lanterns as he remembered them. “In a way, these lanterns are the fireworks of my childhood that can never be put out,” he said. The project will continue through October 8 with lighted pedicabs ferrying visitors between 2 city parks, Sister Cities Park and Iroquois Park, Thursday through Sunday evenings.

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