“…of all the images that have remained around the ‘Star’ of the EXPO ’58, those of the evening lighting on the pedestrian viaduct are the most penetrating. That really looked like a complete, structured, galaxy.” Turning Lucien De Roeck’s ‘Star’ into a lighting object, more strongly into a whole range of lighting objects, forces the chosen light sources to find their place within the specific framework of this precisely balanced form of expression. This star is universal because, with all its asymmetry, it perfectly balances dynamism and stability. The fact that we have added light only means that after 50 years it still makes us shine with modernist enthusiasm. – Luc Vincent