Crystalline Ascension
In capturing this modern building, I was drawn to the striking geometry created by its angular corner. I positioned myself to emphasize the converging lines that lead the eye upward into darkness, creating a sense of ascension and limitlessness. Working in black and white was a deliberate choice to strip away distractions and focus purely on form, texture, and the interplay of light and shadow. The dark negative space surrounding the building isolates the structure and creates a dramatic stage for architectural elements to perform. I wanted to transform this functional structure into something abstract and contemplative—revealing the hidden rhythm in the repeating patterns of sun shades and windows that might otherwise go unnoticed. Through this image, I aimed to challenge perceptions of scale and perspective, making the familiar unfamiliar. By focusing on this single corner, I invite viewers to consider how fragments can sometimes tell more compelling stories than whole scenes, much like how a single architectural detail can embody the philosophy behind an entire design.
Crystalline Ascension
In capturing this modern building, I was drawn to the striking geometry created by its angular corner. I positioned myself to emphasize the converging lines that lead the eye upward into darkness, creating a sense of ascension and limitlessness. Working in black and white was a deliberate choice to strip away distractions and focus purely on form, texture, and the interplay of light and shadow. The dark negative space surrounding the building isolates the structure and creates a dramatic stage for architectural elements to perform. I wanted to transform this functional structure into something abstract and contemplative—revealing the hidden rhythm in the repeating patterns of sun shades and windows that might otherwise go unnoticed. Through this image, I aimed to challenge perceptions of scale and perspective, making the familiar unfamiliar. By focusing on this single corner, I invite viewers to consider how fragments can sometimes tell more compelling stories than whole scenes, much like how a single architectural detail can embody the philosophy behind an entire design.