Oklahoma Contemporary: Bright Golden Haze

Social distancing and interaction are not mutually exclusive in Oklahoma City. Wear a mask as you wind your way through Campbell Art Park on Jen Lewin’s Aqueous, an interactive light installation open now to the public daily until 11pm, through October 19th. During the day, Aqueous’ surface reflects the sky, audience, and surrounding environment. At night, Aqueous engages visitors as they walk along its surface — lighting up as they step, run, jump or play along the pathway.

Jen Lewin combines her studies in engineering, computer programming, dance, music and film to create public artworks that engage the body and the senses. Her works have been featured at a variety of events, including the Istanbul Light Festival, Vivid Sydney 2014 and 2018, iLight Marina Bay, Signal Fest and Burning Man; art biennales in Denver, Colorado and Gwangju, South Korea; and solo exhibitions across the United States and in Mexico, Portugal and England. Lewin has designed and installed permanent public interactive sculptures worldwide, including the Sidewalk Harp in Minneapolis; Magical Harp in Palo Alto, Calif.; Promenade in Denver, Colo.; and Ascent in Coral Springs, Fla.