Adriano Nicoletti Title: Skēnographía About the Photo: Urban space is the theater of a time that we suffer, of an unbearable background noise, of vehicles, people, visual stimuli in overabundance. We unconsciously construct a confused and asymptomatic urban imaginary: in which everything overpowers the particular. We pass through
Ahmed Thabet Title: Scimitar About the Photo: It is an abstract approach to some of Kuwait city buildings and London buildings, like ( Tujaria tower, Martyr tower, Gherkin tower) I was influenced by the medieval Arabian sword which is famous for it is curved blade and wide surface,
Steve Day Title: Punctorum About the Photo: This collection of images is part of an ongoing series where I explore the geometry of architecture in central Melbourne. I endeavour to remove distractions and present a minimalist view of the subjects to showcase the features of these intriguing structures.
Kris Desautels Title: Post Industrial Confusion About the Photo: Post Industrial Confusion is a series examining loneliness, isolation, and fear through shadow, shape, and highlight. The shadows dark and daunting, shapes algorithmic, and dazzling highlights all work to isolate my subjects, revealing them between the extremes of light
Gustavo Romeiro Title: Poezja About the Photo: "Poezja" in polish means poetry and the meaning of this word is "a very beautiful or emotional quality". Sometimes a poet is able to resignify an word meaning by the way he uses it and metaphorically this is exactly the goal
Klaus Lenzen Title: Outsourcing About the Photo: Seen somewhere in Duesseldorf (Germany) in January 2019
Isabelle de Touchet Title: Once They Were Happy And Brought The Nothingness About the Photo: Side view of the Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall - Architect: Cesar Pelli – Pelli, Clark, Pelli and Assoc.- Costa Mesa, CA, United States. 2014-04-12
Peter Borovicka Title: Okinawa Prefectural Museum About the Photo: Unusual lines and shapes of a huge building of Okinawa Prefectural Museum & Art Museum. The museum building is constructed largely of local Okinawan limestone and was designed with the imagery of Okinawa's traditional gusuku castles in mind.
