Vorticity - Denver Public Art

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Title
Vorticity
Artist
Anibal Catalan
Location
Denver International Airport
Neighborhood
Denver International Airport
Year
2016
Artwork Type
Public Sculpture
Material
aluminum, LED lights, stainless steel

What People Are Saying

7 people say Thought Provoking
6 people say Family Friendly
5 people say Photogenic
3 people say Love it

About This Piece

The installation is comprised of several suspended sculptures arranged in a spiral, the shapes of which were determined by tracing the Rocky Mountains’ dramatic profile. The spiral — or vortex, from which the work’s name is derived — is one of nature’s most common forms, found in elements as small as snail shells or as large as galaxies.

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