Light triggers the subconscious
while shadows cast metaphors

Azusa Ono is a London-based lighting designer.

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With 20 years of experience, Azusa has been creating lighting designs for a wide range of live performances and art forms.

She explores the boundaries of conventional frameworks by broadening and shifting perspectives through lighting.

Azusa thrives on the collaborative process with other creatives and artists.

Her recent stage work has been shown at the West End’s Trafalgar Theatre, Harold Pinter Theatre, and the Dorfman Theatre at the National Theatre. Her art collaboration projects have also been showcased at the COP27 Health Pavilion in Egypt,

The Tanks at Tate Modern, and the Barbican Theatre.