Tatiana Bilbao’s, Hon'24, work explores fundamental human needs. The slow drawings and the hand facture of the models change the architecture. This sense of becoming through time is then embedded in the architectural work. Tatiana's collages create visual narratives that evoke a memory or an imagined world where her values are held. This exhibit focuses on one project of Tatiana Bilbao ESTUDIO’s: the Sea of Cortez Research Center in Mazatlán, Mexico 2017 - 2023. The exhibit concept plays with this gallery’s presence on Newbury Street under the overhanging eave. The firm envisioned a long table that appears to extend through the gallery’s glass window, mirroring the project itself. Just as the project connects two worlds, the table plays with this duality, reflecting both spaces through a platform that brings them together.
