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Staplefield is located in the Central Park Recreation Center at the heart of the Denver, Colorado neighborhood of Stapleton.
Photo by Frank Ooms.
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Hanging in the central atrium of the building, its visible from all around.
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It acts as a dynamic model that mirrors the state of the building and its occupancy.
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An array of sensors locate movement in the various parts of the Center and software translates and choreographs that information back into an animated 3 dimensional illuminated field.
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View of the star cluster from below.
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At the top of the piece mirrored arms both hold up the columns of LEDs and conceal motion sensors that detect the movements below. Multiple sensors fire together to help generate a coherent animation within the piece as a whole
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Each vertical column is made of triangular circuit-boards with LEDs at each end. These multicolor LEDs produce any hue or intensity. When there are only a few people at the center the piece sparkles in their direction. When the center is populated and active the piece becomes fully animated.