"Cartographia" (2018)
Florae
Jan
17
–
Jan
31
2021
window installation
in-person
‘Florae’ is an improvisational wall drawing inspired by the phenomenon of ‘tropism’ or a biological organisms’ innate tendency for directional growth in response to an environmental stimulus in the absence of cognitive thought. The composition generated of cross-hatches creates an architectural scrim to filter both view and daylight.
Participants
Dominique ChengAccessibility
Who should visitors contact with questions regarding accessibility?
Shaun Moore
Can people get to the venue using accessible transit?
Yes
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72 Geary Avenue, Toronto
Window installations are viewable 24 hours a day from outdoors.
- Architecture
- Art
- Installation
- Interior Design
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