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  • Light Channels
    Light Channels
    Category: Architectural Detailing; Electronic/Technology
    "Light Channels" by San Antonio artist Bill FitzGibbons utilizes LED lighting systems to create slowly-changing color patterns onto surrounding columns and sidewalks. In addition to lighting, the project includes nine aluminum-capped sculptural columns at both bridge entrances, creating a “colonnade” effect. Sidewalks and rip-rap were repaired and concrete columns were cleaned and painted a sky-blue color. This project demonstrated how public art connects our community, sparks revitalization, and provides functional and dynamic solutions which enliven our built-environment.The project transforms highly-traveled but blighted areas into passages that encourage pedestrian activity and promotes revitalization east of downtown San Antonio.
  • Passing Light
    Passing Light
    Category: Electronic/Technology; Installation
    "Passing Light" by Massachusetts based artist Christopher Janney is an installation helping to direct parking lot patrons to Terminal 1 along an avenue covered by a festive colored skylight. This public artwork integrates time and the sun’s movement across the sky. The skylight casts a rainbow of colors into the garage’s interior and draws patrons to move through the streams of bright light. Additionally, high-tech light fixtures that flicker and flash coinciding with soothing, rhythmic sounds fill the garage to welcome and guide customers to Terminal
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