Glittering installations at a Moscow park will take your breath away

But the universal source of inspiration is nature.

Russian and European artists decided to play with birds, trees, water and light during the Inspiration Art Festival.

With special illumination, Moscow’s Ostankino Park, near VDNKh, turned into a magical forest.

The captivating art event stormed Instagram, as spectators uploaded more than 1,000 photos of the most inspiring installations and light projections.

The festival was curated by Julien Pavillard, a renowned French curator and former art director of the festival of light in Lyon.

"Nature inspires people to create myths and fairy tales that are passed from one generation to another, inspires scientific discoveries, and of course inspires art," said Julien Pavillard. "Our project is a gift to Nature as an endless source of inspiration."

The map of the art space includes a one kilometer walk through the magic forest, where you can feel yourself alone with Nature (if there are not many Instagrammers around). One of the thematic zones of the festival is called Pandora, inspired by the James Cameron’s movie, "Avatar."

There are unique, fantastic artworks, such as "Birds" by Cedric Le Borgne, or 50 of the so-called "lumieres" that create light tunnels.

French artist Alexis Gabirot revives the sculptures of VDNKh’s famous fountain. "Friendship of Nations" will swirl around the magic forest. The French creative group, Aérosculpture, installed the glittering flying fish, turning the pond upside down, and which only happens in the magical night.