Peter Wegner

100,000 Decisions

Even the most complex decisions are built on a binary: yes or no, one or zero, a black card or a white one. From a distance, this installation reads as a smooth gradient. Up close, it’s a different story. Embedded in the wall of the Palo Alto Public Safety Building, this work is meant to acknowledge the split-second, life-or-death decisions made by first responders.

100,000 Decisions die-cut high impact polystyrene (180,000 pcs) in recessed shadowbox with powdercoated aluminum frame, 125" x 125" x -6", permanently installed in PSB, Palo Alto CA, 2025

100,000 Decisions (detail) die-cut high impact polystyrene (180,000 pcs) in recessed shadowbox with powdercoated aluminum frame, 125" x 125" x -6", permanently installed in PSB, Palo Alto CA, 2025

100,000 Decisions (detail) die-cut high impact polystyrene (180,000 pcs) in recessed shadowbox with powdercoated aluminum frame, 125" x 125" x -6", permanently installed in PSB, Palo Alto CA, 2025

100,000 Decisions (detail) die-cut high impact polystyrene (180,000 pcs) in recessed shadowbox with powdercoated aluminum frame, 125" x 125" x -6", permanently installed in PSB, Palo Alto CA, 2025

100,000 Decisions installation in progress, 2025

100,000 Decisions installation in progress, 2025