Twenty years ago, when the streetlights in Eindhoven's city center went out for the first time and the fairytale-like artworks of GLOW were illuminated, Melanie Jeuken was already there. She lived in Eindhoven at the time and went to the light festival with a group of friends from her cooking club. Since then, she hasn't missed an edition. This time, she is even part of one of the artworks. "It is and remains a fantastic spectacle." "Yes, I've b…
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Twenty years ago, when the streetlights in Eindhoven's city center went out for the first time and the fairytale-like artworks of GLOW were illuminated, Melanie Jeuken was already there. She lived in Eindhoven at the time and went to the light festival with a group of friends from her cooking club. Since then, she hasn't missed an edition. This time, she is even part of one of the artworks. "It is and remains a fantastic spectacle." "Yes, I've b…