Fresh Air explores lighting and movement techniques to capture an oasis of stillness that only a snowy evening in the mountains can bring. Projected onto the D&F Tower, it invites viewers to experience a peaceful moment outside of the city with gently falling snow and a soft purple sunset.

A young entrepreneur follows her dreams, even after peers scoff at her work. I want to remind young people that their ideas and imagination are important and that they can find success in doing what they love.

Depicted in watercolor and charcoal, this cozy cabin, gentle snowfall, and winter holly bows came together to make the perfect winter scene. All that was missing was a Christmas tree. Be ready to discover that Holiday cheer is truly universal.

"Benevolent Beasties" captures often misunderstood ancient mythological creatures, legendary cryptids and spirit beings simply existing in their habitat of Planet Earth’s cryosphere and winter months. A reminder that even in the midst of fear, the unknown and life’s harshest conditions — the way out is through. Stay curious, open, and never judge a benevolent beastie by its fur, or lack thereof. Contributing artists: Andrii Shramko, Supriya Bhandari, Arie Wijianto, Curtis Bergesen, Jonny DeStefano, Ray Young Chu, Derek Knierim, Jeff Mitchell, Derek Knierim, Jonathan Dodd, Pete Kornowski, Chris Austin, Jash Tracey, Indigo Blu, Krysti Joméi, Eric Joyner, Austin Parkhill, Graham Franciose, Josh Keyes, Brian Serway, Alex Skopje

This piece aims to capture the chilly festive energy of the winter season with frosty visuals meeting rich colorful glows on a journey of exploration through a winter wonderland.

A wintery and celestial themed tribute as the 3rd member of the big blue animal family arrives in Denver.

"Winters We Remembered" is an AI-generated dream collage of holiday themes with an emphasis on the global outdoor Christmas lights tradition that originated in Denver over a century ago. The ethereal quality of the visuals reflect the artist's fleeting memories of holidays past, loved ones lost, and a rapidly changing world.

’Twas twilight in Denver, when all through the streets, Goofballs were playing, even a… Oh, no! The wind is picking up!

SPARK is an after-dark light and projection program hosted throughout downtown. Using the latest in projection mapping technology and equipment, the Denver Theatre District and Downtown Denver Business Improvement District have found a way to fill temporarily empty spaces with light and magic. Artwork at this location created by Joel Rekiel, Denver Projection Mapping. Windows graciously provided by Independence Plaza.

SPARK is an after-dark light and projection program hosted throughout downtown. Using the latest in projection mapping technology and equipment, the Denver Theatre District and Downtown Denver Business Improvement District have found a way to fill temporarily empty spaces with light and magic. Artwork at this location provided by waveform.exp

SPARK is an after-dark light and projection program hosted throughout downtown. Using the latest in projection mapping technology and equipment, the Denver Theatre District and Downtown Denver Business Improvement District have found a way to fill temporarily empty spaces with light and magic. Artwork at this location provided by waveform.exp

"Micromonumental Mapping: Essence of Creation" is a projection mapping artwork, created by Limelight, featuring a 3D-printed, 1/40-scale model of the Opéra de Lille in France. Viewable through the window as part of the SPARK program, you can see it from Sunset until 2:00 AM daily, located near 16th St and Curtis Street on the ground floor level of the 16th Street Center Parking Garage.

(Haiku for Daydreaming in Class) Oh, Trapper Keeper Tell me about summers past Ah, Let’s Be Dolphins!

No one knows how or when it started, but for as long as we can remember, Creature hates Squatch and Squatch hates Creature. These seemingly similar beings refuse to acknowledge the many things they share in common only to focus on their minor differences. All work is by Arlo White / Hypnotic Turtle.

This abstract video is made by blending together different clips I have taken from my life over the last year. It is simply meant to tickle the viewers eyes.

"There are three responses to a piece of design—yes, no, and WOW! Wow is the one to aim for.”- Milton Glaser. Videographer: Candice Wells (IG: @candiwerk)

Transmutations is the culmination of a year-long collaborative project in which eight artists created a series of moving image works, each inspired solely by the final twenty seconds of the preceding artist’s piece. This project, done in the process of the Surrealist parlor game Exquisite Corpse had one directive: each work must originate through an analog photographic or film process before being transmuted into digital form for projection onto Denver’s iconic Daniels & Fisher Tower. The title speaks to the alchemical journey of transformation, where the tactile and chemical properties of analog materials—silver halides, acetates, nitrates, pigments, and iron salts—are transfigured into non-physical streams of digital code. Curated by Shana-Cruz Thompson and featuring Jason Biehner, Ahmed Salvador, Sapphire Goss, Kevin Hoth, Leah Diament, Markus Puskar, & Sharifa Lafon. Pictured: "Hothroids re-animated" by Kevin Hoth