Saint-Eustache cathedral in Paris uses SMARTPHONES to create laser show

Lasers have been installed atSaint-Eustache cathedral in Paris Worshiperscontrolthe lighting by sending texts from their smartphones Artist behind the installation says the light show, whichresemblesa constellation ofstars, itencouragespeople to 'communicate with heaven' Beams of light work with the cathedral'sGothicarchitecture and agiant cross is illuminated on the building's vaulted ceiling

By Sarah Griffiths for MailOnline

Published: 08:55 EST, 17 October 2014 | Updated: 14:40 EST, 17 October 2014

Dappled colourful sunlight filtering though stained glass windows and flickering candlelight may spring to mind when thinking of churches.

But one cathedral in France has got a more hi-tech solution to creating an inspiring space.

Worshippers visiting Saint-Eustache cathedral in Paris are being treated to a laser light show created by using their smartphones.

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Let there be light! Worshippers visiting Saint-Eustache cathedral in Paris are being treated to a laser light show created by using their smartphones

The lighting changes in response to text messages sent from peoples smartphones, to a number used by the cathedral.

Artist Filipe Vilas-Boas created the installation, Shooting Thoughts, in the cathedral, where the laser beams create what looks like a constellation of stars as well as a large cross.

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Saint-Eustache cathedral in Paris uses SMARTPHONES to create laser show