Lumina, which was held at M. Contemporary in 2016, presented an extraordinary collection of Aly Indermühle's mesmerizing and colourful artworks. Each creation was meticulously crafted to elicit distinctive sensations and forge connections with the viewers. The rhythmic interplay of carefully selected hues breathed and pulsed slowly, transforming the exhibition into an enchanting visual experience. This deliberate pacing allowed for a sense of tranquillity, inviting the audience to become fully immersed in the captivating artwork.

Aly Indermühle's choice of colours played a pivotal role in shaping the emotional impact of the exhibition. The sunset oranges, vibrant summer sky blues, exotic magentas, and cool, vibrant teals all contributed to the subjective experience of each viewer. Through this exhibition, Aly sought to establish a profound connection between people, mirroring the unconscious bonds we feel towards one another, especially during the dark winter nights when the warm lights softly glow. By simulating this sensory experience, the exhibition aimed to evoke a profound sense of comfort, familiarity, and a shared emotional bond among its diverse viewers.