Aqueous is a sequence of interactive LED platforms that form trails of light. During the day, the sculpture shifts in color and reflection, mirroring the sky. At night, Aqueous glows in full illuminated interactivity, engaging groups in an ever-changing landscape.

Inspired by the symmetry in natural systems, Aqueous is one of the first pattern-based sculptures built at this scale. Composed of hundreds of interactive modular platforms derived from the Golden Ratio, the sculpture can be installed in multiple configurations. Each platform is controlled by code written by the artist, allowing it to sense human interaction individually while also linking to others to form interconnected pathways of light effects.

Designed and fabricated in 2017 at Lewin’s studio in Brooklyn, New York, Aqueous is part of her “Have Art, Will Travel” program. It has traveled internationally, appearing in selected exhibitions and festivals including: Bright Golden Haze, Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center, Oklahoma City, USA (2020); Enchanted Forest of Light, Descanso Gardens, Los Angeles (2019); Converge, Pioneer Works, New York City (2019); reCODE, Los Angeles (2018); Vivid, Sydney, Australia (2018); Burning Man, Black Rock City, USA (2017); and Enchanted Forest of Light, Descanso Gardens, Los Angeles (2017), among others.