The Library s computer center suggests an image of the integrated circuit from a historic memory chip. Rich color starts with the blues and blue-purples accenting the interior and applies them in soft transitions. The effect is a welcoming harmony and visual unity between the upper and lower floors. Natural light from the high windows and dramatic spots from the lower rotunda will act on the softly reflective finishes to produce luminous, changing color. The nine- panel plastic assembly measures 11 square and totals 250 pounds.
Translucent imagery is etched into the surface by sandblasting.
Commissioned artworks evolve from the visual features of each site and reflections of the people who use the location. A successful work explores and celebrates its space, bringing humanizing grace, balance, and calm energy. Sculptures created for atriums or high-ceiling lobbies seem to float on their own buoyant spirits. Biography Growing up in southern Louisiana, the artist studied in New Orleans before moving to Colorado. The lush vitality of the Southern cityscape and the light filled openness of the West both infuse her work.