Brighton illuminations: Brian Eno's art lights up the Brighton festival

Brian Eno checks up on the technical wizardy of his audiovisual installation 77 Million Paintings at Fabrica gallery, part of the Brighton festival Photograph: Matthew Andrews Photograph: Matthew Andrews/guardian.co.uk Eno's ambient sound and lightscape transforms this former Regency church, now an art space, into an immersive environment Photograph: Matthew Andrews Photograph: guardian.co.uk Installing the setup for 77 Million Paintings at Fabrica Photograph: Matthew Andrews Photograph: guardian.co.uk The artwork takes the form of hand-drawn paintings, projected in random, shifting combinations, onto screens Photograph: Matthew Andrews Photograph: guardian.co.uk A technician checks on the Eno soundtrack to the piece Photograph: Matthew Andrews Photograph: guardian.co.uk Eno oversees the installation. 77 Million Paintings has been shown at art festivals around the world since 2006 Photograph: Matthew Andrews Photograph: guardian.co.uk One of the 77 million-odd paintings that could come up in this digital, 'generative' piece Photograph: Matthew Andrews Photograph: guardian.co.uk Another typical Eno artwork – abstract and shapeshifting – that will appear in 77 Million Paintings Photograph: Matthew Andrew Photograph: Matthew Andrews/guardian.co.uk Eno and his team watch as 77 Million Paintings goes through a test run at Brighton festival Photograph: Matthew Andrews Photograph: Matthew Andrews/guardian.co.uk And the finished result ... 77 Million Paintings in progress at Fabrica, Brighton Photograph: Fabrica gallery Photograph: guardian.co.uk