Outdoor installation provides a quiet space on U of A campus
Seraj Alhaji works on his laptop this week while seated in the Cuk Son Audiorama installation on the University of Arizona campus. The display is inspired by the Audioramas of Mexico City where people can enjoy the space to read, nap, and daydream. The project was conceived by Arizona Arts director, Chad Herzoog, and designed and built by students from Arizona Arts programs and the landscape architecture school.
James Lawton works on his laptop this week in the quiet and shady Cuk Şon Audiorama installation on the University of Arizona campus.
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