Franc Obguia

advisor

Cebu Institute of Technology – University (CIT-U), College of Engineering and Architecture, Cebu City

Philippines

Architecture and Sustainability more

The presentation of your anonymous art museum project is structured thoughtfully, offering a clear representation of your concept. The renders are striking, particularly the money shot images that effectively convey the idea of blending art with anonymity in an urban setting. The visualizations are strong, and the layout captures the essence of the chaotic yet intimate "white box" exhibition space underground. It’s clear that you've carefully considered how the art and the environment interact, particularly with the museum’s location and how it integrates with the surrounding pavilions and park area.

Your floor plans complement the idea of a “chaotically arranged” exhibition, with functional spaces thoughtfully distributed within the underground museum. I like how the open layout maintains flexibility, inviting visitors to experience the art in a non-traditional way. Your approach to defining art as anonymous and allowing citizens to evaluate these works is intriguing and definitely aligns with contemporary themes in both art and architecture.

One thing I would love to see more of is how the art interacts with the public. The renderings give a strong first impression, but a deeper look at how visitors experience the space could further enhance the concept.

Thank you, Elizaweta Kotkova, Ivan Elnikov, for joining the Inspireli competition! Congratulations on such a thought-provoking project. Your unique approach to the anonymous art museum offers a refreshing take on how art can be integrated into the public sphere, and I look forward to seeing how your ideas evolve.