Debut of the Dancing Curtains at the ITP Gallery.

Debut of the Ribs at the ITP Gallery

Debut of the Butterlfly at the ITP Gallery.

Culminating exhibition at the Tiche Galla, displaying the Ribs.

In 2006, Arc Harp became American contemporary installation artist Jen Lewin’s first project to be brought to Burning Man. Part of Jen Lewin’s Laser Harp Series, Arc Harp is an outdoor, 60 string light sculpture designed for public play. Each of the light strings in the Arc Harp can sense user movement, speed and tempo. Individual strings will mix its own library of sounds to create a depth and tone that compliments public activity and random or organized musical play.

A solo exhibition at the CU Art Museum, brought forward Jen Lewin’s creation, Arc Harp. Part of Jen Lewin’s Laser Harp Series, Arc Harp is an outdoor, 60 string light sculpture designed for public play. Each of the light strings in the Arc Harp can sense user movement, speed and tempo. Individual strings will mix its own library of sounds to create a depth and tone that compliments public activity and random or organized musical play. Arc Harp makes up part of the largest Laser Harp collection in the world.

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.

Participants at NextFest’s 2006 edition were treated to Jen Lewin’s Laser Harps, Arc Harp and Long Harp. Part of Jen Lewin’s Laser Harp Series, Arc Harp and Long Harp are 60 string light sculptures designed for public play. Each of the light strings in the Harps can sense user movement, speed and tempo. Individual strings will mix its own library of sounds to create a depth and tone that compliments public activity and random or organized musical play. These harps make up part of the largest Laser Harp collection in the world.

Viewers at The Dairy Center for the Performing Arts in Boulder, Colorado had the opportunity to experience Jen Lewin’s Arc Harp. Part of Jen Lewin’s Laser Harp Series, Arc Harp and Long Harp are 60 string light sculptures designed for public play. Each of the light strings in the Harps can sense user movement, speed and tempo. Individual strings will mix its own library of sounds to create a depth and tone that compliments public activity and random or organized musical play. These harps make up part of the largest Laser Harp collection in the world.

2007’s iteration of Ingenuity saw American contemporary installation artist Jen Lewin exhibit the Arc Harp. A sound and light based installation, the Arc Harp is part of Jen Lewin’s Laser Harp Series, Arc Harp is a 60 string light sculptures designed for public play. Each of the light strings in the Harps can sense user movement, speed and tempo. Individual strings will mix its own library of sounds to create a depth and tone that compliments public activity and random or organized musical play. These harps make up part of the largest Laser Harp collection in the world.

American contemporary installation artist Jen Lewin brought her light and sound sculpture, Arc Harp to the Playa for the 2007 iteration of Burning Man. Part of Jen Lewin’s Laser Harp Series, Arc Harp is an outdoor, 60 string light sculpture designed for public play. Each of the light strings in the Arc Harp can sense user movement, speed and tempo. Individual strings will mix its own library of sounds to create a depth and tone that compliments public activity and random or organized musical play.

During September of 2007, Jen Lewin’s Long Harp visited Wired’s NextFest. Part of Jen Lewin’s Laser Harp Series, Long Harp is an indoor, 60 string light sculpture designed for public play. These harps have varied from art installations, to stage, and performance installations and large outdoor sculptures. The Laser Harp Series is an evolution of immersive installations using movement and laser light to trigger sound. The Long Harp makes up a part of the largest Laser Harp collection in the world.

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.

Jen Lewin Studio was excited to participate in the Gwangju Design Biennale, debuting the Long Harp in its first international exhibition. Part of Jen Lewin’s Laser Harp Series, Long Harp is an indoor, 60 string light sculpture designed for public play. These harps have varied from art installations, to stage, and performance installations and large outdoor sculptures. The Laser Harp Series is an evolution of immersive installations using movement and laser light to trigger sound.

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.

During a solo exhibition at the Atlas Center at the University of Colorado, Jen Lewin introduced the Moths. The three, soft interactive robotic forms are charged to movement by human connection. Moths are a participatory art piece; only by stopping and connecting physically do they come to life. The longer one stays, the longer the moth will continue to move even when the viewer leaves. Moths speak to light, to community, to gathering, and have an open ethereal dream like quality that will gracefully dance and glow in space.

A grant funded Burning Man project, The Pool came to life during the 2008 Burning Man festival. Using custom, in-house technology, The Pool activated that year’s Burning Man community, bringing joy and a unique, interactive experience to each participant.

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.

For only its second exhibition ever, The Pool joined thousands of other participants during the 2009 iteration of Burning Man. Created in 2008, The Pool was installed as a large-scale, interactive landscape built out of concentric rings of illuminated platforms.

The sculpture invites each individual to move around, among, and on the platforms, watching as their interactions create washes of vibrant color through the sculpture. Like all of Lewin’s work, The Pool allows for an unprecedented level of interactivity, transforming the way we interact with Art and each other, bringing everyone together in the Art of Play.

Using two of her dynamic Laser Harps, American contemporary installation artist Jen Lewin helped open the newest Tesla location in Boulder, Colorado. Part of Jen Lewin’s Laser Harp Series, Arc Harp and Long Harp are 60 string light sculptures designed for public play. Each of the light strings in the Harps can sense user movement, speed and tempo. Individual strings will mix its own library of sounds to create a depth and tone that compliments public activity and random or organized musical play.

During the Summer 2009, Jen Lewin Studio was proud to present Arc Harp at the Voodoo Festival. Part of Jen Lewin’s Laser Harp Series, Arc Harp is an outdoor, 60 string light sculpture designed for public play. Each of the light strings in the Arc Harp can sense user movement, speed and tempo. Individual strings will mix its own library of sounds to create a depth and tone that compliments public activity and random or organized musical play.

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.

One of American contemporary installation artist Jen Lewin’s original interactive sculptures, The Pool joined an exhibition for Electric Daisy Carnival’s single night festival in Dallas, Texas. The Pool possesses the unique ability to compliment public interaction with the exhibition through washes of vibrant color that follow users as they move amongst and on the illuminated platforms.

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.

Jen Lewin Studio was excited to exhibit The Pool at the beautiful Montreal Balloon Festival in Montreal, Canada for its first international exhibition. Created in 2008 by American contemporary installation artist Jen Lewin, The Pool is large-scale, interactive landscape built out of concentric rings of illuminated platforms.

With over fifty installations worldwide, The Pool is one of the most prolific traveling sculptures in the world. Using custom, in-house technology, The Pool activates every installation location, bringing joy and a unique, interactive experience to each participant.

Created in 2008, The Pool joined Electric Daisy Carnival for another iteration of raucous fun. A large-scale, interactive landscape built out of concentric rings of illuminated platforms, it is one of the most prolific traveling sculptures in the world.

The sculpture invites each individual to move around, among, and on the platforms, watching as their interactions create washes of vibrant color through the sculpture. Like all of Lewin’s work, The Pool allows for an unprecedented level of interactivity, transforming the way we interact with Art and each other, bringing everyone together in the Art of Play.

One of American contemporary installation artist Jen Lewin’s original interactive sculptures, The Pool joined an awareness activation for the Ocean Coalition in Boulder, Colorado. The Pool possesses the unique ability to compliment public interaction with the exhibition through washes of vibrant color that follow users as they move amongst and on the illuminated platforms.

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.

Part of Jen Lewin’s Laser Harp Series, Long Harp is an indoor, 60 string light sculpture designed for public play. During the Summer of 2012, Long Harp exhibited at Museum of Outdoor Arts in Denver, Colorado. These harps have varied from art installations, to stage, and performance installations and large outdoor sculptures.

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.

The Summer of 2012 saw Jen Lewin’s outdoor sound and light sculpture, Arc Harp appear on the Playa. Part of Jen Lewin’s Laser Harp Series, Arc Harp is an outdoor, 60 string light sculpture designed for public play. Each of the light strings in the Arc Harp can sense user movement, speed and tempo. Individual strings will mix its own library of sounds to create a depth and tone that compliments public activity and random or organized musical play.

Part of the Jen Lewin’s Laser Harp Series, Long Harp is an indoor, 60 string light sculpture designed for public play. During the Fall of 2012, Long Harp came to Do You See What I See? Denver for a single day exhibit. These harps have varied from art installations, to stage, and performance installations and large outdoor sculptures.

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.

Created in 2008, The Pool journeyed to SXSW in Austin, Texas for the 2013 iteration of technology conference. A large-scale, interactive landscape built out of concentric rings of illuminated platforms, it is one of the most prolific traveling sculptures in the world.

The sculpture invites each individual to move around, among, and on the platforms, watching as their interactions create washes of vibrant color through the sculpture. Like all of Lewin’s work, The Pool allows for an unprecedented level of interactivity, transforming the way we interact with Art and each other, bringing everyone together in the Art of Play.

A large solo exhibition of several of Jen’s interactive sculpturest at the CU Art Museum.

One of American contemporary installation artist Jen Lewin’s original interactive sculptures, The Pool ventured to Electric Daisy Carnival for one of its many, raucous iterations. The Pool possesses the unique ability to compliment public interaction with the exhibition through washes of vibrant color that follow users as they move amongst and on the illuminated platforms.

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.

Jen Lewin Studio was excited to bring The Pool to Escape From Wonderland for an exciting single night exhibition. Created in 2008 by American contemporary installation artist Jen Lewin, The Pool is large-scale, interactive landscape built out of concentric rings of illuminated platforms.

With over fifty installations worldwide, The Pool is one of the most prolific traveling sculptures in the world. Using custom, in-house technology, The Pool activates every installation location, bringing joy and a unique, interactive experience to each participant.

During the Summer of 2013, contemporary American installation artist Jen Lewin introduced two of her sculptures, The Pool and Arc Lamps at the Biennial of The Americas in Denver, Colorado. Each sculpture provided a unique perspective for the public to view and interact with. Constructed in 2013, the Arc Lamps are five individual chandeliers constructed out of recycled oversized light bulbs and custom LED lights. The design was based off of the Edison Chandelier, using a similar construction but pushing the boundaries of scale by incorporating bulbs still being used in commercial lighting. Arc Lamps currently hang in The Studio (Boulder).

Created in 2008, The Pool is a large-scale interactive sculpture that invites each individual to move around, among, and on the platforms, watching as their interactions create washes of vibrant color through the sculpture.

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 also 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.

During the Fall of 2013, contemporary American installation artist Jen Lewin introduced both of her sculptures, The Pool and Chandelier Harp at Artsfest in Conway, Arkansas. Each sculpture invites the user to interact with the piece and other users around them, inviting everyone to join in the Art of Play.

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 also 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.

Created in 2008, The Pool was installed at Chalk The Block in El Paso, Texas. A large-scale, interactive landscape built out of concentric rings of illuminated platforms, it is one of the most prolific traveling sculptures in the world.

The sculpture invites each individual to move around, among, and on the platforms, watching as their interactions create washes of vibrant color through the sculpture. Like all of Lewin’s work, The Pool allows for an unprecedented level of interactivity, transforming the way we interact with Art and each other, bringing everyone together in the Art of Play.

Created in 2012 by American contemporary installation artist, Jen Lewin, Chandelier Harp installed at Luminosity in Lexington, Kentucky.

Chandelier Harp is an interactive instrument played by passing your body through the low voltage lasers that shine from the Chandelier Harp to the ground. Much like plucking the string of a harp, passing through the beams triggers custom circuitry and sensors to produce musical notes. Users play to create an ambiance that is individual to the moment of interaction. When crowds flock to it and people start to play independently, the group’s chaotic activity give the piece life, as if everyone is, unknowingly, participating in a musical symphony. Each ‘string’ will mix its own library of sounds to create a depth and tone that compliments the public activity and random or organized play.

One of American contemporary installation artist Jen Lewin’s original interactive sculptures, The Pool made its first journey off the North American Continent to iLight Marina Bay. The Pool possesses the unique ability to compliment public interaction with the exhibition through washes of vibrant color that follow users as they move amongst and on the illuminated platforms.

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.

Jen Lewin Studio was excited to exhibit The Pool at Vivid Sydney, in Sydney, Australia. Created in 2008 by American contemporary installation artist Jen Lewin, The Pool is large-scale, interactive landscape built out of concentric rings of illuminated platforms.

With over fifty installations worldwide, The Pool is one of the most prolific traveling sculptures in the world. Using custom, in-house technology, The Pool activates every installation location, bringing joy and a unique, interactive experience to each participant.

Jen Lewin Studio was excited to exhibit The Super Pool at the AHA! Cleveland. Created in 2014 by American contemporary installation artist Jen Lewin, The Super Pool is large-scale, interactive landscape built out of concentric rings of illuminated platforms.

Using custom, in-house technology and its huge footprint, The Super Pool directly activates every installation location, bringing joy and a unique, interactive experience to each participant.

For a second time in as many years, Burning Man’s Playa saw Jen Lewin’s Super Pool leave a mark on its participants. The Super Pool increases the diameter of The Pool and doubles the number of platforms in the sculpture, enhancing the number of participants that can join in the fun at any one time.

The sculpture invites each individual to move around, among, and on the platforms, watching as their interactions create washes of vibrant color through the sculpture. Like all of Lewin’s work, The Super Pool allows for an unprecedented level of interactivity, transforming the way we interact with Art and each other, bringing everyone together in the Art of Play.

Jen Lewin Studio was excited to exhibit The Pool at Art de Colombo in the Colombo Mall. Created in 2008 by American contemporary installation artist Jen Lewin, The Pool is large-scale, interactive landscape built out of concentric rings of illuminated platforms. This exhibition featured The Pool installed inside the wonderWALL, designed by LIKEarchitects.

With over fifty installations worldwide, The Pool is one of the most prolific traveling sculptures in the world. Using custom, in-house technology, The Pool activates every installation location, bringing joy and a unique, interactive experience to each participant.

One of American contemporary installation artist Jen Lewin’s original interactive sculptures, The Pool ventured to Prague for SIGNAL Festival during the Fall of 2014. Like all of Lewin’s works, The Pool possesses the unique ability to compliment public interaction with the exhibition through washes of vibrant color that follow users as they move amongst and on the illuminated platforms.

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.

Created in 2008, The Pool journeyed to the University of Warwick for an extended outdoor solo exhibition. A large-scale, interactive landscape built out of concentric rings of illuminated platforms, it is one of the most prolific traveling sculptures in the world.

The sculpture invites each individual to move around, among, and on the platforms, watching as their interactions create washes of vibrant color through the sculpture. Like all of Lewin’s work, The Pool allows for an unprecedented level of interactivity, transforming the way we interact with Art and each other, bringing everyone together in the Art of Play.

Jen Lewin Studio was excited to exhibit a brand new, custom layout of The Pool at Canal Convergence in Scottsdale, Arizona. Created in 2008 by American contemporary installation artist Jen Lewin, The Pool is large-scale, interactive landscape built out of concentric rings of illuminated platforms.

With over fifty installations worldwide, The Pool is one of the most prolific traveling sculptures in the world. Using custom, in-house technology, The Pool activates every installation location, bringing joy and a unique, interactive experience to each participant.

Created in 2008, The Pool was installed at Montreal en Lumiere. While this was certainly one of the coldest exhibitions of The Pool, it didn’t dissuade thousands from enjoying the sculpture. A large-scale, interactive landscape built out of concentric rings of illuminated platforms, The Pool is one of the most prolific traveling sculptures in the world.

The sculpture invites each individual to move around, among, and on the platforms, watching as their interactions create washes of vibrant color through the sculpture. Like all of Lewin’s work, The Pool allows for an unprecedented level of interactivity, transforming the way we interact with Art and each other, bringing everyone together in the Art of Play.

Created in 2012 by American contemporary installation artist, Jen Lewin, Chandelier Harp installed in snowy conditions outside of e-Town Hall in Boulder, Colorado.

Chandelier Harp is an interactive instrument played by passing your body through the low voltage lasers that shine from the Chandelier Harp to the ground. Much like plucking the string of a harp, passing through the beams triggers custom circuitry and sensors to produce musical notes. Users play to create an ambiance that is individual to the moment of interaction. When crowds flock to it and people start to play independently, the group’s chaotic activity give the piece life, as if everyone is, unknowingly, participating in a musical symphony. Each ‘string’ will mix its own library of sounds to create a depth and tone that compliments the public activity and random or organized play.

Jen Lewin Studio was excited to present The Pool in beautiful West Palm Beach, Florida. Created in 2008 by American contemporary installation artist Jen Lewin, The Pool is large-scale, interactive landscape built out of concentric rings of illuminated platforms.

With over fifty installations worldwide, The Pool is one of the most prolific traveling sculptures in the world. Using custom, in-house technology, The Pool activates every installation location, bringing joy and a unique, interactive experience to each participant.

One of American contemporary installation artist Jen Lewin’s original interactive sculptures, The Pool came to Bonnaroo Music Festival during the Summer of 2015. The Pool possesses the unique ability to compliment public interaction with the exhibition through washes of vibrant color that follow users as they move amongst and on the illuminated platforms.

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.

Created in 2012 by American contemporary installation artist, Jen Lewin, Chandelier Harp installed in Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan for the Astana Arts Festival. This brought the Chandelier Harp to Central Asia for the first time.

Chandelier Harp is an interactive instrument played by passing your body through the low voltage lasers that shine from the Chandelier Harp to the ground. Much like plucking the string of a harp, passing through the beams triggers custom circuitry and sensors to produce musical notes. Users play to create an ambiance that is individual to the moment of interaction. When crowds flock to it and people start to play independently, the group’s chaotic activity give the piece life, as if everyone is, unknowingly, participating in a musical symphony. Each ‘string’ will mix its own library of sounds to create a depth and tone that compliments the public activity and random or organized play.

2014 was the first time that Burning Man witnessed Jen Lewin’s large-scale interactive sculpture, The Super Pool. By increasing the diameter of The Pool and doubling the number of platforms in the sculpture, Lewin once again increased the scope of joy and interaction that can occur at any one time on the sculpture.

Using custom, in-house technology, The Super Pool activated the Playa, bringing joy and a unique, interactive experience to each participant. The exhibition invites each individual to move around, among, and on the platforms, watching as their actions create washes of vibrant color through the sculpture. Like all of Lewin’s work, The Super Pool allows for an unprecedented level of interactivity, transforming the way we interact with Art and each other, bringing everyone together in the Art of Play.

Created in 2008, The Pool ventured to Fort McMurray Canada’s igNIGHT festival in 2015. This marks the sculpture’s most Northern exhibition. A large-scale, interactive landscape built out of concentric rings of illuminated platforms, The Pool is one of the most prolific traveling sculptures in the world.

The sculpture invites each individual to move around, among, and on the platforms, watching as their interactions create washes of vibrant color through the sculpture. Like all of Lewin’s work, The Pool allows for an unprecedented level of interactivity, transforming the way we interact with Art and each other, bringing everyone together in the Art of Play.

Created in 2012 by American contemporary installation artist, Jen Lewin, Chandelier Harp installed at the Cherry Creek Arts Festival for the Summer 2015 edition of the exhibition.

Chandelier Harp is an interactive instrument played by passing your body through the low voltage lasers that shine from the Chandelier Harp to the ground. Much like plucking the string of a harp, passing through the beams triggers custom circuitry and sensors to produce musical notes. Users play to create an ambiance that is individual to the moment of interaction. When crowds flock to it and people start to play independently, the group’s chaotic activity give the piece life, as if everyone is, unknowingly, participating in a musical symphony. Each ‘string’ will mix its own library of sounds to create a depth and tone that compliments the public activity and random or organized play.

Jen Lewin Studio was excited to exhibit The Pool at Istanbul’s beautiful Zorlu Center for the Istanbul Light Festival. Created in 2008 by American contemporary installation artist Jen Lewin, The Pool is large-scale, interactive landscape built out of concentric rings of illuminated platforms.

With over fifty installations worldwide, The Pool is one of the most prolific traveling sculptures in the world. Using custom, in-house technology, The Pool activates every installation location, bringing joy and a unique, interactive experience to each participant.

Created in 2008, The Pool was installed at Luna Fete in New Orleans during the Fall of 2016. A large-scale, interactive landscape built out of concentric rings of illuminated platforms it is one of the most prolific traveling sculptures in the world.

The sculpture invites each individual to move around, among, and on the platforms, watching as their interactions create washes of vibrant color through the sculpture. Like all of Lewin’s work, The Pool allows for an unprecedented level of interactivity, transforming the way we interact with Art and each other, bringing everyone together in the Art of Play.