His medium? Luggage. He offered up a sneak peek of his work on r/Denver, to the celebration of many locals, airport enthusiasts, and public art fans. A winding, infinite loop of metal fills the ...

At an art studio miles away from the airport ... It’s all about, for me, the endless journey but it’s also about luggage carrying the items that we hold dear," Detour said.

The newest art piece at Denver International Airport includes nearly 200 pieces of upcycled luggage. The sculpture is on display in Concourse B.

The installation is called “It’s Not What You Take, It’s What You Bring Back” and was created by Thomas Evans, more commonly ...

"Invisible Luggage," an impressive show at the Historic ... And I think that's really important as we think about, in the art world, always performing for the gaze of others," she says.