Meet the artist behind Sky Harbor's immersive new installation
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Architectural Photography by Michael Baxter, Baxter Imaging LLC
Valley mountains as if seen through the windows of an airplane at an art exhibit at Sky Harbor International Airport.
A new installation at Sky Harbor’s latest terminal puts you inside a glass-bottomed airplane flying over Phoenix. You travel over the lights of streets and cars at night over our city’s distinct grid of neighborhoods, until the light brightens and the houses and roads turn to farm fields and desert mountains.
It’s an immersive experience that feels at once universal and very Phoenix.
Susan Logoreci is the artist who created it, and she said that it’s by far the largest project she’s ever undertaken, and she wanted it to be an introduction to the city for travelers from near and far.
The Show spoke with her to learn about the project.
Architectural Photography by Michael Baxter, Baxter Imaging LLC
Panels on the wall depict Phoenix lit up at night, as if viewers were flying over it.
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