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Perego and Conte's photography captured the geometric essence of La Grande Motte

Pyramids, triangles, circles, half circles and omegas, La Grande Motte was the perfect playground for photographers Stefano Perego and Roberto Conte.

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New images of Frank Lloyd Wright's work by Andrew Peilage

Architecture photographer Andrew Peilage has documented 50 buildings by American architect Frank Lloyd Wright, including his less famous projects.

All images © Andrew Pielage. As a long-time fan of the modernist architect, Phoenix-based Peilage took pictures of Wright works, as part of an endeavour to document all of his…

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Andres Gallardo captures the geometrical facade of the 'Silo Building'

Spanish photographer Andres Gallardo Albajar, presents his latest photo series of the Silo Building designed by COBE Architects.

All images © Andres Gallardo Albajar. Completed in May 2017, the 17 story building transforms an old grain silo into one of the main references and examples of the urban…

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Bernhard Lang, the aerial photographer that captures life from above

Captured from above by helicopter or small plane, the birds-eye images conjure up strange and mesmerizing patterns that are all but invisible when standing on solid ground.

From aerial views: harbour. All images by Bernhard Lang, courtesy of the artist. The aerial photographs of Bernhard Lang draw frequent comparison to abstract paintings, and looking at them it’s…

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Thibaud Poirier's photography shows Europe’s most enchanting libraries

In his project Poirier seeks to pay homage to each architect’s personal interpretation of the literary experience.

Trinity College Library, Dublin, 1732, ©Thibaud Poirier Over the last year, photographer Thibaud Poirier has traveled across Europe to photograph some of the world’s most incredible libraries. The series includes…

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Matt Van der Velde: A Travel Inside Abandoned Insane Asylums

Canadian photographer Matt Van der Velde has toured the deserted and decaying hospitals once used to house and treat patients suffering from psychiatric disorders. In this article we give voice to the artist that explains his work from his point of view.

Photography by Matt Van der Velde As a past member of the Canadian Forces infantry, I like many others am not immune to mental illness, and depression is something I've…

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Modernism in the Air

The exhibition about aerial photography and imagery hosted until September 11 at Moma.

Fairchild Aerial Surveys. Fairchild Plant, N.Y. 1949. New York State Archive Aerial Imagery in Print, 1860 to Today, the current MoMA Library exhibition, examines the use of traditional publishing in cultivating…

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Photography:

Perego and Conte's photography captured the geometric essence of La Grande Motte

Pyramids, triangles, circles, half circles and omegas, La Grande Motte was the perfect playground for photographers Stefano Perego and Roberto Conte.

New images of Frank Lloyd Wright's work by Andrew Peilage

Architecture photographer Andrew Peilage has documented 50 buildings by American architect Frank Lloyd Wright, including his less famous projects.

Andres Gallardo captures the geometrical facade of the 'Silo Building'

Spanish photographer Andres Gallardo Albajar, presents his latest photo series of the Silo Building designed by COBE Architects.

Bernhard Lang, the aerial photographer that captures life from above

Captured from above by helicopter or small plane, the birds-eye images conjure up strange and mesmerizing patterns that are all but invisible when standing on solid ground.

Thibaud Poirier's photography shows Europe’s most enchanting libraries

In his project Poirier seeks to pay homage to each architect’s personal interpretation of the literary experience.

Matt Van der Velde: A Travel Inside Abandoned Insane Asylums

Canadian photographer Matt Van der Velde has toured the deserted and decaying hospitals once used to house and treat patients suffering from psychiatric disorders. In this article we give voice to the artist that explains his work from his point of view.

Modernism in the Air

The exhibition about aerial photography and imagery hosted until September 11 at Moma.

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