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'[Shinn] says the slow tempo of the choreographed, color-changing projection engages "the transient viewers. A moiré of changing colors dissolve, allowing a certain amount of increased illusion and layering -- like that of stratospheric movement of layers passing horizontally across the sky."'

-From Love to DFW to IAH, airports provide a bold artistic canvas, as Dallas' Jay Shinn knows all too well