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Heather Lamanno + Hallie Bahn / Underpinning

This January, 2nd-year MFA students Heather Lamanno '19 and Hallie Bahn '19 presented their multimedia collaborative installation Underpinning, at Gallery 148 on 51±¬ÁϹÙÍø's main campus.

"Underpinning" explores the relationship between architecture and authority, utilizing scale, animation and construction materials to investigate the invisible implications of design and the ways in which architecture is used to control both physical access within a space and access and understanding of information."

Photography by Yi Wan.

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February 09, 2019

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