An interesting concept in this composition. The exposure seems OK.
Like in most images focus is the most fundamental characteristic to get right. Most viewers will feel this image should be in sharper focus and vote it lower.
Many low light level images have a yellow hue like this. It is because the camera's white balence gets fooled under these conditions. Then you have to do color adjustment to make the lighting 'correct'. Viewers will see that as a defect in this image even if the lighting is right.
You might consider positioning the lights diagonally for added viewer interest.
I think this is well done, but it's not very interesting for me. Somehow it doesn't feel abstract enough for me to find it simply visually interesting, but nor is it a concrete subject that holds interest. Perhaps a stranger angle, or more of the lights ... I like the color and the softness of the lights, however.
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