Lumen Nation, multimedia fireplace. Celebrating the uniquely human experience of gathering around a fire.

aluminum with metal leaf and LED lights
60 x 52"

Evolving patterns collide with moving textures of color creating abstract interactions and surprising results.

Biosphere X encapsulates a fanciful alien ecosystem for safe observation. Discover diverse flora and fauna from the universe of the imagination.

light up mushroom cloud of fantasy and wonder

An LED wall fed by a 3D sensor. As you approach you are greeted by a life size avatar of yourself. Will your avatar dance for you? Will it simply wave hello?

An immersive video projection, showcasing Silver Falls State Park, Multnomah Falls, Horsetail Falls and the Columbia River Gorge.

24 gauge sheet steel mountain sculptures with rainbow lights set to music

These five installations, were inspired by 1960s science fiction and the sugery cereal we had as kids. Look ⬆️ Thanks to Downtown Portland.

Ecology is everywhere, at every scale. Far away, stars twinkle in the night. Closer, and a planet appears. Look closer still, and what will you find?

Faded but not forgotten; observe a historical advertisement come back to life through remarkable methods of augmented restoration.

Cast a magical glow with Twinkle Trees, where events come to light!

Spring must be early if these gorgeous Cherry Blossoms are in bloom.

Small local change can grow into large movements with global impacts. Our local focus on the beauty of the PNW can help to improve the planet.

Expressing the joy and struggles and adventures we have been through, doing what we can in creativity and PNW outdoors! Cheers to little wins and PNW.

A collaboration of light and rain inspired by our vibrant rainy city and the importance of the rain to its ecosystem.

Atop the Rose Festival’s headquarters, a beacon of hope shines brightly on Portland’s waterfront as a reminder of the Festival’s return in May, 2022.

Dimensional Dreams displays a location that an artist has drawn or photographed, and answers the question “Where do you go to relax?”.

Mycelium Lumina, is inspired by fungi and the organic networks they create to connect the forest.

Fully illuminated Povey Brothers' stained glass in one of Portland's landmark churches -- First Presbyterian, second oldest congregation in the city.

LUMENOKI are interactive neon mushrooms inspired by the majestic realm of the fungi eukaryotic organism.

Our window installation illuminates images and designs, which we cut from the circular plastic can-holders, sculpturally connected with zip-ties.

A light box installation featuring hand cut paper, prisms, glass, mirrors, found materials and lights creates ephemeral layers of overlapping depth.

A three story glass sound and lighting display. Each strand represents the song of endangered Oregon bird, visual design inspired by Multnomah Falls.

Multiple, multi-color, UV-reactive painted metal cat sculptures lounging around PDX, waiting to be discovered. Black lights make these kitties glow!

An assemblage of organic shapes fabricated from reclaimed honeycomb paper illuminated by LED lighting

Nature's unstoppable energy thrives even in the most difficult circumstances, inspiring sculptural forms and patterns.

“Crystal Skyline” is a glass assemblage animated with dancing sparks of light, a futuristic dreamscape echoing the rhythms of an urban fantasy.

An abstract depiction of left and right brain neurons at work.

Performance art in lighted costume dancing to musical scores.

A showcase of magical immersive and interactive experiences from CETI's Jan 2022 exciting interdisciplinary creative jam.

These five installations, were inspired by 1960s science fiction and the sugary cereal we had as kids. Look ⬆️ Thanks to Downtown Portland.

Light painting created in one single exposure, representing the power each of us possess by living an intentional purpose driven life.

This is a giant recreation of the Ames Window - an optical illusion that will blow your mind!

This installation imagines our neural networks through copper wire, copper thread & LEDs hanging from the branches of lifesized willow tree sculpture.

Embracing and celebrating two of Portland's finest qualities, hope and rain.

16 foot tall inflatable brain character

A visual representation of the mind and body existing as separate things. Exploring the interplay between our metaphysical and physical world.

Larry Yes is an Artist, Songwriter and Musician who focuses on positivity, humor and heartfelt emotion.

Take the plunge into the deepest parts of the ocean with a mysterious (and educational) display of creatures from the darkest parts of the sea!

A frontier so infinite it contains undiscovered galaxies.
A resource so precious it is all we have.
This is our home in the Cosmic Aquarium.

Salmon Jammin’ is an installation of over 1000 LED lights, physical models and projected animations that represent the long journey of salmon from their birth in freshwater rivers, to estuaries, and back to their stream of origin.

Life's a Beach - high tides and cool vibes at happy PLACE!

This neon piece by Hank Willis Thomas flashes, "LOVE OVER RULES" above the Portland Art Museum's main entrance. Work courtesy of Jordan D. Schnitzer.

Trees are illuminated in changing colors during the evening hours, and tents on the plaza provide both shelter, and an array of unique light bulbs.

Featuring the work of PSU students and faculty, the piece combines imagery created through programming with a soundtrack by Bonnie Miksch

A to Zoo, the A, B, Sea, and a bunch of other critters! 60 cutouts made from reclaimed wood and recycled house paint. Featuring lighting that changes with the weather.