Gibbs College is pleased to present the exhibition 200 Digital Drawings by Professor Tiziana Proietti, currently on display in the Gould Hall Living Room. The exhibition opened with a reception on August 31 and will remain on display through the Fall 2026 semester.
200 Digital Drawings in Gould Hall. Photo credit: Kiel Kondrick and Ellie Pinter.
The exhibition features 200 digital drawings created by Proietti as part of a daily, human-made digital drawing practice from March through July 2026. Each drawing reflects her ongoing exploration of geometry, perception and spatial experience through digital media.
Proietti is an artist, architect, researcher and professor in Gibbs College of Architecture, where she holds a joint appointment in Architecture and Interior Design. Her work explores the relationship between geometry, perception and spatial experience through drawing and digital animation. Grounded in research at the intersection of architecture and neuroscience, her artistic practice investigates how geometry and spatial relationships shape the way we perceive, interpret and imagine space.
Through 200 Digital Drawings, Proietti brings together artistic practice and architectural research, offering viewers an opportunity to explore how digital drawing can be used to examine the ways we perceive and experience space.
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