1. Accent lighting: Highlight artwork or exhibits with a focused beam of light. This technique draws attention to specific parts of a display and creates a focal point.
2. Ambient lighting: This provides overall illumination, and ensures that the entire exhibition space is well-lit. It can involve fixtures such as ceiling lights that are recessed to create a warm, welcoming atmosphere.
3. Up-lighting: Using lighting fixtures placed on the ground, up-lighting creates a dramatic effect by shining light up the walls or artwork pieces. This technique can create a more intriguing and impressive exhibition environment.
4. Filtered lighting: Adjusting color temperature or color cues, through filters or LEDs, can impact the mood and effectively create a theme. It is necessary to use special filters for color changes, while LEDs' colors can be adjusted to accommodate different exhibitions.
5. Directional lighting: To highlight specific details, directional lighting focuses on one part of the exhibit with a beam of light.
6. Shadow lighting: Reducing or eliminating direct light will create interesting shadows, making your exhibition visually interesting and dramatic.
7. Display Lighting: Proper lighting can enhance the appearance of 3D objects such as sculptures or products. Using display lighting, such items can spotlight from several different angles creating a fascinating look.
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