Art spontaneously appeared at various locations around the Langford Architecture Center in October, created by students in Jill Mulholland’s VIST 205 design studio.
They were asked to create pieces illustrating a sentence in “The Light in Japanese Architecture” by Henry Plummer and make a connection between the piece and where it was installed.
Plummer’s work is a long-form essay, illustrated by full-color photos, that strives to convey how Japanese architects respond to and manipulate light in historical and contemporary works.
