Light and form converge in projections, transforming surfaces into storytellers. Campus architecture at MIT becomes a living canvas as these luminous displays explore the relationship between art, technology, and place. Projects like Behnaz Farahi’s Gaze to The Stars invite the community to see the familiar anew, celebrating the creativity and spirit of innovation that define the Institute.
Light and form converge in projections, transforming surfaces into storytellers. Campus architecture at MIT becomes a living canvas as these luminous displays explore the relationship between art, technology, and place. Projects like Behnaz Farahi’s Gaze to The Stars invite the community to see the familiar anew, celebrating the creativity and spirit of innovation that define the Institute.
Light and form converge in projections, transforming surfaces into storytellers. Campus architecture at MIT becomes a living canvas as these luminous displays explore the relationship between art, technology, and place. Projects like Behnaz Farahi’s Gaze to The Stars invite the community to see the familiar anew, celebrating the creativity and spirit of innovation that define the Institute.
Light and form converge in projections, transforming surfaces into storytellers. Campus architecture at MIT becomes a living canvas as these luminous displays explore the relationship between art, technology, and place. Projects like Behnaz Farahi’s Gaze to The Stars invite the community to see the familiar anew, celebrating the creativity and spirit of innovation that define the Institute.
