Alum Assaf Evron Unveils New Installation at Illinois Institute of Technology’s Campus Building

A photograph of the exterior south entrance of Crown Hall. Evron’s installation hangs in the windows above the entrance. The installation features a rocky desert landscape and a vibrant blue sky.

S.R. Crown Hall by alum Assaf Evron (MFA 2013) is now on view at the Mies-designed landmark at the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago. Image courtesy of the artist

S.R. Crown Hall by alum Assaf Evron (MFA 2013) is now on view at the Mies-designed landmark at the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago. Image courtesy of the artist

Alum Assaf Evron (MFA 2013) recently unveiled a new installation at Illinois Institute of Technology’s Crown Hall, a campus building designed by Mies van der Rohe. Located in the building’s south entrance, Collage for S.R. Crown Hall consists of a 650-square-foot photograph of a desert landscape. “For Crown Hall, I was looking for a landscape that would mimic the form and monumentality of the building,” Evron shared. Collage for S.R. Crown Hall is the third installation that combines Evron’s photographs with van der Rohe’s architecture.

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