Jordan Bruner’s site-specific digital animation "Space Trip" at Fulton Center is inspired by subway ride daydreams of imaginary landscapes. In "Space Trip," Bruner’s animations bring to life her favorite fantasy worlds in places such as tropical islands, colorful forests, outer space, and the deep sea. These surreal scenes bring added color and humor to Fulton Center, creating alternate realities where birds commute to work, couples dine in underwater bubbles, and poodles dance in an outer space nightclub. In Bruner’s world, the animals dance in space while the planets orbit around each other.

Bruner’s fantastical 52-channel digital animations were seen for two minutes at the top of each hour in the Fulton Center complex and the Dey Street pedestrian tunnel that connects to 11 subway lines and the World Trade Center PATH station. The work was on view from March 2020 through December 2020.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, video documentation above is a visualization of the artwork superimposed onto a Fulton Center digital screen.