Light is considered one of the most important primary sources of energy. It is a great divine blessing, linked to the blessing of sight. With the emergence of tremendous scientific and technological progress in various areas of life, the aesthetics of light have had a significant share of this progress and development, prompting artists to discover the possibilities and aesthetics of light and its dazzling results, along with its formative treatments. The conscious artist can reconcile the functional role of light within a work with its aesthetic role in revealing that work. This is achieved by studying and understanding the characteristics of light and its interactions with various compositional elements, through artistic works based on the use of light and its modern techniques. "The use of lighting emerged as a form, then appeared again as an expression, and again as an effect. Artificial light plays an important role in highlighting the aesthetic values ​​of sculpture by revealing and embodying formations, creating a sense of depth, and focusing on the elements of the subject that the artist wishes to reveal through highlighting them." One of the major transformations that took place in the field of fine art in the modern era was a major change in artistic concepts and philosophy, and a change in the artist's vision and orientations, as the essence of art became experimentation. Among these new concepts is the emphasis on the importance of space as a structural element in artworks and the extent of its interaction with other elements of movement and light within the framework of the contemporary vision linked to concepts of space that transcend the boundaries of traditional concepts linked to the concept of a solid, solid mass surrounded by space, to direct coexistence with space, as space was considered the structural material that relies on the convergence of dimensions in simple formations that have a strong impact on the viewer at the same time, as their content contains many sensory, kinetic and spatial impressions.