Sunken Alcove Garden, New Zealand
photo via besttravelphotos
(Source: tinaschoices)
Woods of Net pavilion is a fun way for kids to develop their sense of balance and appreciation of colors
(Source: pulmonaire)
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Architectonic by Jess Nordquist
Digital collage experiment of architectural photography.
Tito Mouraz - Open Office Space (2010-12)
Artist’s statement:
“Open Office Space was shot in Portugal over a 2-year period and represents a transformed landscape that portrays the existence of Man as a constructive, reconstructive and contemplative being. The landscape appears completely and irreversibly transformed and it was this transformation that caught my eye and fueled my interest in conducting this project, basing it on this very landscape.
Thus, the work presented aims to portray a reality that suffers an ongoing daily process of rapid transformation. The pictures show a temporary reality inserted in a natural landscape undergoing progressive transmutation. They are unique and imposing spaces with a undeniable visual impact which bestow on the images a strong formal and plastic content.
I would like to emphasize that these were the aspects I concentrated on and attempted to visually portray the best that this intervention could present to the eye, both in relation to the formal configuration and in relation to the chromatic and lighting harmony that characterize these spaces that create a unique environment. In this way, we can behold a dialogue between Nature and Man’s action, between harmony in a texturized cutting and what develops in it, what involves and transforms it.”
Miquel Barcelo - Room XX at the European headquarters of the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland
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