Edison Octopus Skye Edit
EUCLID, 2019

The SoNo Collection: Norwalk, Connecticut

Having spent time in Western Australia, Lewin drew inspiration for Euclid from the mesmerizing reflections of Australian tidal pools. The work presents an expansive landscape of mirrored glass platforms that reflect the sky by day and, with the setting sun, transform into a fully interactive piece that illuminates the paths of people walking across its surface. A highly customized computer control system created from Lewin’s custom components triggers more than 20,000 interactive light-emitting diodes (LEDs) into an elaborate and engaging light show.

Euclid is displayed on the ground level of The SoNo Collection’s Southwest Plaza Entrance.

Euclid (2019) by Jen Lewin is an interactive ground-level installation composed of mirrored glass platforms inspired by Australian tidal pool reflections. By day, Euclid mirrors the sky and surroundings; as the sun sets, embedded LEDs respond to foot traffic, illuminating paths in dynamic patterns. Installed at The SoNo Collection’s Southwest Plaza in Norwalk, CT, the piece uses a customized control system to activate more than 20,000 LEDs, creating an immersive luminous landscape that blends architecture, reflection, and visitor interaction.
Euclid (2019) by Jen Lewin is an interactive ground-level installation composed of mirrored glass platforms inspired by Australian tidal pool reflections. By day, Euclid mirrors the sky and surroundings; as the sun sets, embedded LEDs respond to foot traffic, illuminating paths in dynamic patterns. Installed at The SoNo Collection’s Southwest Plaza in Norwalk, CT, the piece uses a customized control system to activate more than 20,000 LEDs, creating an immersive luminous landscape that blends architecture, reflection, and visitor interaction.
Euclid (2019) by Jen Lewin is an interactive ground-level installation composed of mirrored glass platforms inspired by Australian tidal pool reflections. By day, Euclid mirrors the sky and surroundings; as the sun sets, embedded LEDs respond to foot traffic, illuminating paths in dynamic patterns. Installed at The SoNo Collection’s Southwest Plaza in Norwalk, CT, the piece uses a customized control system to activate more than 20,000 LEDs, creating an immersive luminous landscape that blends architecture, reflection, and visitor interaction.

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