Evolve 17 Sculpture to Enhance Space

dichroic glass sculpture, prismatic light installation, geometric abstraction, crystalline form, double pyramid structure, iridescent surfaces, spectral refraction, contemporary installation art, site-specific artwork, architectural integration, light and space movement, kinetic perception, hourglass configuration, triangular facets, color-shifting materials, rainbow spectrum, caustic light patterns, projected illumination, atrium sculpture, vertical monument, transparent architecture, curtain wall glazing, mezzanine level, human scale figure, fuchsia accent, motion blur, temporal suggestion, high-key luminosity, warm amber, cool cerulean, magenta violet, viridian green, cadmium orange, chromatic vibration, simultaneous contrast, environmental transformation, immersive experience, phenomenological art, perceptual engagement, modernist aesthetic, minimalist geometry, maximalist color, celebration of light, spatial activation, architectural dialogue, reflective surfaces, optical phenomena, contemporary craftsmanship

Evolve 17 is a suspended sculpture created for the executive atrium of a corporate headquarters. The work is a prismatic column that stands 7000 mm tall and 1200 mm wide and weighs 250 kilograms. Evolve 17 is built from 161 unique pieces, using dichroic plexiglass, stainless steel, aluminum and mirrors, together with LED light and sunlight. The dichroic panels show different colors from different viewpoints, so the colors shift as visitors walk around the column. A custom aluminum hinge lets each panel rotate and lock at a chosen angle.