*Drawings II


02. SectionB

03. SectionA
The most scenic and volumetrically unique spaces, such as the rotunda, require the fastest-paced movement. The visitor does not see art in the rotunda, but instead, catches a glimpse of the voided heart that is the core of the building. The rotunda is a moment when the building becomes an object on display in the museum; after traveling through it, the building falls more to the background in order to highlight its collections.


Produced with Tamara Birghoffer
Instructed by Russell Thomsen