Electroland, a California-based team of artists who create objects, interactive experiences and large-scale public art has landed a welcome work at Denver International Airport.

Relax is a 1,300-square-foot display made up of five illuminated panels at the east end of the A gates in the lower level.

There are five different images and features: the lighted “Relax” wall (above), a giant picture of a tropical beach scene with moving water, a corridor with floor-to-ceiling mirrors on both sides and clouds with changing colors and the words “arrival” and “departure.”

Thanks for visiting Stuck at the Airport. Subscribe to get daily travel tidbits. And follow me on Twitter at @hbaskas and Instagram.