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Title
Sky Song
Artist
Nick Geurts
Ryan Elmendorf
Location
Levitt Pavilion at Ruby Hill Park
Neighborhood
Ruby Hill
Year
2017
Artwork Type
Interactive Art
Material
stainless steel, LED lights, audio

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1 people say Interactive

About This Piece

Sky Song, an interactive art installation, was designed and fabricated by Denver-based artists Nick Geurts and Ryan Elmendorf. The mirror-polished stainless steel 8-foot structure invites passersby to press any combination of its 33 buttons which will activate lights on the amphitheater building facade during a concert and activate bells when all’s quiet. Check out video of the piece in action on Vimeo here and here.

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