Documented artwork / data-responsive light sculpture
VIRTUAL SKY
Credit as documented: Susan Narduli / Narduli Studio
Narduli Studio's Virtual Sky spans two public atriums of the Oklahoma City Convention Center. Dated 2021 by the studio, the LED sculpture responds to climate information obtained through the city's open data portals. Software analyzes the incoming data and turns it into changing patterns of light, motion and color. The installation connects an indoor architectural experience to the variability of the surrounding Oklahoma environment, rather than repeating a fixed sequence of images.
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At a glance
- Year / version
- 2021
- Materials
- programmable LEDs
- Documented setting
- indoor
- Dimensions
- Not documented
- Dimensions apply to
- Not documented
- Availability
- Unconfirmed
Places & versions
Installation history
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2021
Two public atriums, Oklahoma City Convention Center
Materials and construction
Narduli Studio provided concept and production; 5TEN VISUALS handled product engineering, fabrication and installation; Tommy Etkin developed custom software; and OKC ARTS managed the project. The commission came through Oklahoma City's one-percent-for-art ordinance.
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- www.nardulistudio.com ↗ · Checked 2026-10-17