Permanent Public art work commissioned by the GSA, Denver, Colorado. This work is a GSA permanent public artwork installed at the Byron Rogers Federal Courthouse, in Denver, Colorado. It incorporates a large, custom designed LED grid display facing out from the wall of the courthouse. The work also has twenty-seven glass columns mounted in the ground on green terracing in front of the building. The glass columns range from ten to forty inches high and have controllable lights underneath them. Each of the lit columns is tied to one of the pixels in the large grid such that as the central image moves the synchronized light fluctuations of the columns are in unison with the large image. The images are of pedestrian activity from different public places in Denver.