The model for Probability Pyramid on view in the exhibition is a variation of the artist’s Crystal Pyramid from 1976. Measuring 22.5 feet wide at its base by 17 feet tall, the sculpture consists of 6,000 3D-printed bricks made of recyclable corn-based translucent plastic. Unlike the Egyptian pyramids with their straight lines from base to apex, the pyramid follows a mathematical formula that results in a gracious probability curve between points. The structure is illuminated from within standing, in the artist’s words, as a “massive edifice with its millions of reflections.”

Powerhouse Arts Director of Production & Fabrication, Art Domantay, oversaw the entire scope of the project, from preliminary designs during his tenure as Senior Exhibitions Producer at The Shed, to assembly and de-installation in his current role at Powerhouse Arts.