Charles Sandison: Chamber | Denver Art Museum

Since the early 2000s, Charles Sandison has pioneered the use of computer-generated imagery in museums as art. Chamber, commissioned by the Denver Art Museum in 2009 for the exhibition Embrace!, transports viewers to an alternative world of wonder and awe. Video projections of moving language and symbols form colorful abstract imagery that dances, slithers, and cascades in architectural space.

The installation is on view through August 10, 2025.

Light blue laser lights in an empty gallery room — Gallery view of Charles Sandison's *Chamber* installation.

Red-pink lights projected onto a wall — Gallery view of Charles Sandison's *Chamber* installation.

Yellow-green patterns and lights projected into an empty gallery space — Gallery view of Charles Sandison's *Chamber* installation.

Entrance to Charles Sandison's Chamber installation. — Entrance to Charles Sandison's *Chamber* installation, located on level 2 of the Hamilton Building.

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