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The inaugural Sphere XO Student Design Challenge was themed around the Fourth of July and invited more than 100,000 Clark County-based students to create art for the Exosphere. Eight students ranging from elementary school to graduate school won the opportunity to have their artwork displayed on the Exosphere – the world’s largest LED screen – as part of Sphere’s celebration of Independence Day in 2024. The debut of the students’ artwork marked the first time that members of the general public had their creations displayed on the venue’s iconic exterior.

About the Inaugural Sphere XO Student Design Challenge Winners

Simone Enriquez

Rafael Ayala Toledo

Robyn Alejandro

Kathryn Honeycutt

Alicia Valle

Alexandra Ashdown

Linjie Ying

Raul Montez

2024 Honorable Mentions

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xo student-design challenge past winners

About the Inaugural Sphere XO Student Design Challenge Winners

2024 Winners

Simone Enriquez

McCaw Elementary School | Grade 5

Rafael Ayala Toledo

Mackey Elementary School | Grade 5

Robyn Alejandro

Kathleen and Tim Harney Middle School | Grade 8

Kathryn Honeycutt

Anthony Saville Middle School | Grade 8

Alicia Valle

Legacy High School | Grade 11

Alexandra Ashdown

Liberty High School | Grade 12

Linjie Ying

UNLV | Graduate Student

Raul Montez

UNLV | Senior

2024 Honorable Mentions