EXHIBITION LARI

As a way to value the Lari in an academic environment -and legitimize its utilization in the context of urban planning and design- we adapted it for an end-semester exhibition. While the expectation for this kind of display entails a static, independently-curated, and ‘clean-aesthetic’ format, we proposed a moving exhibition constructed with the students and mounted over rented, old Laris. The idea was for students to exhibit their work as they saw fit, testing their ideas within larger contexts and audiences.