Guanyu (Gerry) Tao is an architectural designer and artist based in Los Angeles. He graduated with a Master of Architecture from the Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc) in 2022. Gerry’s work merges the fields of architecture and art, focusing on themes like pure formal spaces and architectural fantasies that push beyond conventional boundaries. He frequently utilizes digital and immersive medium to express his ideas. Committed design in his professional career with his art, Gerry is emphasizing the synergy and interaction between constructs and the nature, virtual and reality.
Guanyu (Gerry) Tao is an architectural designer and artist based in Los Angeles. He graduated with a Master of Architecture from the Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc) in 2022. Gerry’s work merges the fields of architecture and art, focusing on themes like pure formal spaces and architectural fantasies that push beyond conventional boundaries. He frequently utilizes digital and immersive medium to express his ideas. Committed design in his professional career with his art, Gerry is emphasizing the synergy and interaction between constructs and the nature, virtual and reality.
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Poché is the space nestled between two faces of a wall—a gap that holds its secrets, shrouded in mystery. Architects often render it in black, a void, leaving whatever lies inside unseen and unknown. But what if something stirs there, hidden from sight? When attention drifts away, what might emerge within? Could it be flowers in bloom, a dense forest, a murky swamp—or something entirely unexpected? It’s with the idea of the unseen, inviting contemplation of the hidden worlds that may exist in spaces we overlook, those in-between realms that lie just beyond perception.