Displayed at 2 Bloor Street West, Toronto – A Digital Canvas in the Heart of Midtown

A Cultural Core at Yonge‑Bloor

Situated at the iconic corner of Yonge and Bloor—Toronto’s “Mink Mile”—2 Bloor Street West is a sleek, 34‑storey Class A office tower. Known informally as the “CIBC Building,” it dates back to the early 1970s and recently received a major lobby and podium facelift: glass curtain‑walls grounding the building in its luxe retail surroundings, upgraded elevators, and seamless connection to the PATH and Bloor–Yonge subway. An ideal place for adDigital Art installation in Toronto.

This stretch is more than commerce—it’s a convergence of culture. You’re flanked by Yorkville’s galleries and designer boutiques, with the Bloor Street Culture Corridor spilling art into streets and corridors. Underground shops and cafés hum with city rhythm, and above, green‑lined sidewalks invite subtle reflection amid the urban bustle.

Digital Art Installation Toronto: The Gallery Setting at 2 Bloor West

Inside the podium, past a luminous stone lobby with a staffed concierge, discover a repurposed retail space now hosting digital artwork. The space breathes with natural light during the day, but transforms after dusk—darkening the room to emphasize a towering LED screen reminiscent of a concert backdrop .

The Digital Masterpiece: “Raised in The Sky” by Brandy Saturley

The screen bursts to life—flames of tangerine and lavender paint a valley sloping to a sun-drenched ocean. At the center stands a man, his back to us, silhouette crisp. His standout fedora boasts a flamboyant feather plume, each barb alive with motion. The scene is punctuated by Canada geese in mid-flight, their wings frozen in graceful pattern, drifting across the valley’s light.

The scale is immersive: you almost feel the breeze in those feathers, the hush of the cresting waves, the geese’s rustle overhead. 

Digital Art Installation Toronto: District & Vibe

Just beyond the glass doors, the buzz of Midtown Toronto continues: luxury shopping at Holt Renfrew or Hudson’s Bay, top-tier dining, boutique cafés, and the steady rumble of the PATH. This corridor pulses with arts and commerce interwoven, year-round—gallery openings, performances, and cultural crossovers .

Why It Matters

Saturley’s “Raised In The Sky” is a painting with rhythm. In a space engineered for efficiency and elegance, it introduces a wild, introspective moment. The contrast—digital boldness inside, organic quietude outside—reorients the viewer. You’re in the city but looking west to something timeless, something fleeting yet tangibly human.