Location

Sponsored private land on the Gaviota coast line for 8 months during prototype construction.
The Gaviota coast prototype site for the Towers of Light
3D render of the Towers of Light installation

Moving Exhibitions

Proposing (2026–2027): Santa Barbara Area

  • Library Plaza / Contemporary Museum
  • Botanical Garden
  • Elings Park
  • Lotusland
  • UCSB area
  • Never Give Up Playground (in front of the zoo)

Later Locations (2027–2028)

  • Los Angeles
  • Nashville
  • New York City
  • Chicago

Local Children's Charities

Each of the 12 towers will feature an artist work on a plate. A percentage of the sale of each plate will be donated to a local children's charity.
1st TowerBirdseye view of the Towers of Light

1st Tower

The Root Chakra is believed to be found between the perineum and the lower spine. Due to it's location, it's sometimes linked to the adrenal glands and the anus. It is represented by the color red and linked to the Earth element. The Root Chakra serves as the foundation of stability and security in the chakra system, symbolizing our connection to the physical world. Signs of an imbalanced Root Chakra include feelings of anxiety, physical issues like lower back pain, and a disconnect from the present moment.

Frequency: 396 Hz
Artwork: "Roots" · Aluminum, acrylics, coated — approx. 30in width by 7ft tall triangular tower
Artist: Misa Art · 2025 - 2026
Founding Contribution Level: $10,111

Annual Art Plate Initiative

Each Tower of Light features a commissioned art plate created by a local artist, celebrating community creativity.

The inaugural plate is introduced at a Founding Contribution Level of $10,111, supporting installation, educational programming, and the project's charitable mission.

After one year of public installation, plates may be offered to collectors, with a percentage of proceeds benefiting local children's arts organizations.

Each year, a new local artist is invited to design the next plate — creating an ongoing cycle of art, community, and youth-focused philanthropy.