05/20/2026
I'm delighted to share that "Pacific Passage" at San Diego International Airport has been extended through the end of June 2026.
Installed along a 40-foot walkway in Terminal 2, "Pacific Passage" explores light, color, reflection, and movement. As travelers move through the corridor, shifting layers of color transform with changing viewpoints, creating a moment of visual discovery within the rhythm of travel.
Inspired by atmosphere, horizon lines, and the ever-changing qualities of light, the work invites viewers to experience color not simply as a surface, but as a spatial phenomenon that unfolds through movement and perception.
"Pacific Passage" is part of "Mirror Mirror", a temporary exhibition curated by that brings together contemporary artists exploring the interplay of light, color, reflection, and space. Inspired by the Southern California Light and Space movement, the exhibition is presented throughout Terminal 2 at San Diego International Airport.
If you're traveling through SAN, you can find "Pacific Passage" in Terminal 2, post-security, along the connector corridor.
Many thanks to curator , the San Diego International Airport Arts Program, and everyone who has taken a moment to engage with the work.
📍 San Diego International Airport (SAN), Terminal 2
📅 On view through June 2026
Image credit: Pablo Mason Photography
