Posts Tagged: square
Gianni Galassi : Photography Series
Gianni Galassi’s images are focused around the relationship between light and shadow on the surfaces of urban and industrial buildings. Which leads to a set of architectural visions geometrically combined within the frame, emphasizing a whole of elements which transcend the original function of the portrayed artifact, and giving rise to unintentional aesthetic values. The square format sets a distance from the typical rectangular or panoramic frame of movies and TV. A symbol of geometrical purity, the square suggests a formal reading of the image, which is freed from any narrative intention.
Gianni Galassi : Photography Series
Gianni Galassi’s images are focused around the relationship between light and shadow on the surfaces of urban and industrial buildings. Which leads to a set of architectural visions geometrically combined within the frame, emphasizing a whole of elements which transcend the original function of the portrayed artifact, and giving rise to unintentional aesthetic values. The square format sets a distance from the typical rectangular or panoramic frame of movies and TV. A symbol of geometrical purity, the square suggests a formal reading of the image, which is freed from any narrative intention.
Laurent Millet : ‘Les Monolithes’ Series (Photography)
“In my imagination,” says Millet, “I was seeing these engines, half-covered by the water, like geometric shapes.” It’s not necessary to know what he was thinking when he made these pictures to feel they have a somber quality. And yet there is a delicacy about them too, in the irregularity of their outside lines, and in the flimsiness of the shapes themselves. “I have a strong necessity to build things,” he says, “but now my constructions have become faster and lighter.”
Laurent Millet : ‘Les Monolithes’ Series (Photography)
“In my imagination,” says Millet, “I was seeing these engines, half-covered by the water, like geometric shapes.” It’s not necessary to know what he was thinking when he made these pictures to feel they have a somber quality. And yet there is a delicacy about them too, in the irregularity of their outside lines, and in the flimsiness of the shapes themselves. “I have a strong necessity to build things,” he says, “but now my constructions have become faster and lighter.”
Brancolina : “breaking the darkness” series (photography)
a selection of black and white, abstract and minimal photographs…
Brancolina : “breaking the darkness” series (photography)
a selection of black and white, abstract and minimal photographs…
Osheen Harruthoonyan: ‘Black Garden’ Series (Photography)
“It’s easy to lose sight of exactly who you are while passing through the ‘Black Garden’. At the start, things are clear, there’s you and there’s the land, you each have your names and the division is simple.
Osheen Harruthoonyan: ‘Black Garden’ Series (Photography)
“It’s easy to lose sight of exactly who you are while passing through the ‘Black Garden’. At the start, things are clear, there’s you and there’s the land, you each have your names and the division is simple.
Wouter Hogendorp : Photography (Architecture)
a selection of black and white, minimal and architectural photography…
Wouter Hogendorp : Photography (Architecture)
a selection of black and white, minimal and architectural photography…
Annemie Hiele : Photography Series
a selection of abstract and minimal photographs…
Brancolina : Photography Series
A selection of Brancolinas’ photos along with an interview is published in an article about abstract architecture from nr.8 issue of the Ukraine’s ‘Photographer’ magazine (p. 44-45, 46-47 and 48-49).
Brancolina : Photography Series
A selection of Brancolinas’ photos along with an interview is published in an article about abstract architecture from nr.8 issue of the Ukraine’s ‘Photographer’ magazine (p. 44-45, 46-47 and 48-49).
Lord Jezzer : Photography Series (Architecture)
a selection of black and white, architectural and abstract photography…
Lord Jezzer : Photography Series (Architecture)
a selection of black and white, architectural and abstract photography…
roB_meL – Photography Series (Architectural)
Personally, I think that contemporary architecture has given rise to a new vision of dialogues in urbanism, a sort of “RE – interpretation” of its artistic rhythm of progress – whether it be deconstructionist, brutalist, fantastic or expressionist or clearly visionary or even flowing and introverted.
roB_meL – Photography Series (Architectural)
Personally, I think that contemporary architecture has given rise to a new vision of dialogues in urbanism, a sort of “RE – interpretation” of its artistic rhythm of progress – whether it be deconstructionist, brutalist, fantastic or expressionist or clearly visionary or even flowing and introverted.
Masako Miyazaki The Other Side Series (Photography)
Masako Miyazaki’s book The Other Side, was published in late 2011 by Tosei-sha. On viewing it feels like you’re being taken by the hand on a journey into different places. That is not just physical locations, but places in the mind.
Masako Miyazaki The Other Side Series (Photography)
Masako Miyazaki’s book The Other Side, was published in late 2011 by Tosei-sha. On viewing it feels like you’re being taken by the hand on a journey into different places. That is not just physical locations, but places in the mind.
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