Taylor Crozon
taylor.crozon@gmail.com
In architecture and in life, Taylor found herself increasingly interested in the inbetween. Her practice investigates the inbetween of figure/ground, solid/void, public/private and this/that. A background in contemporary art provides a starting point into explorations of architecture and the future.
Education
Master of Architecture (MArch)
2020
School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape
Bachelor of Fine Arts: New Media (BFA)
2014
University of Lethbridge
Work Experience
Alvin Reinhard Fritz Architect
2019
Summer Student
Southern Alberta Art Gallery
2013-2017
Public Engagement Coordinator
DISTANT BODIES //visualization
Using ink to visualize spread provides reference of the takeover of the COVID-19 virus.
DISTANT BODIES //public
Public life reimagined through wearables that provide a signal of status in a pandemic.
DISTANT BODIES //private
At home, the wearables are transformed into objects of domesticity and personal identity.
PRESENT BODIES //inward
This meditation cabin draws attention the discomfort of therapies such as yoga, acupuncture and massage through an architecture that is pulled, pushed and pinched.
PRESENT BODIES //outward
As bodies are pushed against each other in massage, points of tension and resistance are created. The architecture is reflective of this action.
ABSENT BODIES
Through distorting the code of paintings of the reclining nude archetype to create furniture, a dialogue is created around the relationship of the female body in art.