The Tampa Convention Center has unveiled "Recurrence," a captivating wave-shaped sculpture that serves as the first of three planned art displays, enhancing the venue's aesthetic appeal. This innovative piece, created by Luftwerk Studio, visualizes the tidal cycles of Tampa Bay through LED lights, representing high and low tides based on NOAA data. Commissioned by the City of Tampa, "Recurrence" reflects the interplay between urban development and the natural environment, making it a significant addition to the center's exterior. In conjunction with this art installation, the Convention Center has collaborated with Xpodigital to install modern LED walls, improving information dissemination for events. Additionally, ongoing upgrades to exhibit hall lighting are expected to drastically increase brightness while reducing energy consumption.

These improvements follow a historic renovation completed in 2023, which introduced 18 new waterfront meeting rooms. With two more art displays slated for completion by the end of the year, the Convention Center aims to further elevate the visitor experience. This initiative highlights Tampa's commitment to integrating art and sustainability within its urban landscape.