Show Two | 04.17.2026
Allison Myers
GRAPHIC DESIGN
Every space is claimed, categorized, and defined, leading to a seemingly unquestionable legitimacy of space. An environment's unspoken rules guide us through the most efficient way possible: sidewalks for walking, stores for buying, offices for working. The design of a city is more likely to reflect the authorities that police it rather than the needs of all residents. Over time we accept these instructions as natural, but if we notice it, we might begin to imagine other ways to experience our environments. Rather than strive for definition and clarity, we might look for possibilities to linger, experiment, and reshape our cognitive scripts.