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Title
Denver Convergence
Artist
Ralph Helmick
Location
Lindsey-Flanigan Courthouse
Neighborhood
Civic Center
Year
2010
Artwork Type
Public Sculpture
Material
steel

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About This Piece

Convergence is a diaphanous funnel-shaped steel sculpture composed of 1,344 laser-cut human profiles. There are twelve jurors on a typical jury, and the silhouettes are multiples of twelve Denver citizens representing a variety of ages and ethnicities. Viewed from the ground floor entry looking up, one is immersed in an optical vortex as the ascending silhouettes converge and overlap.

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