Created in 2017, Jen Lewin’s unique, interactive sculpture Aqueous installed at the Bahrain Light Festival during the Winter of 2018. This was the second time a sculpture created by Jen Lewin was invited to participate in this exhibition. Like all of Lewin’s work Aqueous brings an unprecedented level of interactivity, transforming the way we interact with Art and each other.

Each installation of Aqueous is entirely site specific, allowing for completely unique installations anywhere in the world. Composed of hundreds of interactive, stand alone, modular platforms derived directly from the Golden Ratio, Aqueous grows to create a landscape of flowing modular light, controlled not from a single computer, router, or graphic system, but instead from the raw code that can process human interaction on each of Aqueous’s many independent yet connected platforms.