First look at spectacular floating lighthouse as Navigate illuminations open in Hull
The Navigate public art event will take place over three nights from January 30 - February 1 and is free to attend.
The sculptures and outdoor exhibits created by Kazimier Productions will celebrate the city's heritage as part of the Hull: Yorkshire's Maritime City programme.
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Hide AdHow The Deep became Hull's biggest success storyFour installations - Meridian, Oracle, Zenith and Pendopo - will be positioned at different locations in the city centre.
Meridian will shine light over Hull City Hall and Whitefriargate using four powerful lasers.
Oracle is an eight-metre lighthouse that will float in Prince's Dock and which takes real-time readings of wind speed, temperature and rain to highlight the importance of weather to navigation at sea.
Zenith is a series of kinetic sculptures in Queen Victoria Square that create an immersive sonic seascape.
And Pendopo is a sound and laser installation containing a robotic musical instrument that will stand in Trinity Square.
The installations will be illuminated from dusk until 9pm each evening.