Photography
L’Aire – In Process
Rhys Williams is a lecturer at Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, The University of Edinburgh, UK
website: www.seenotherwise.me
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Ana Kučan: Versailles, l’Espace Infini
Photographs have been taken at the gardens of Versailles, on February 2015. They accompany the Slovenian translation of the tiny but marvellous book Portret srečnega človeka – André le Nôtre 1613–1700 (Portrait d’un home heureux – André le Nôtre 1613–1700), translated from French by Zoja Skušek, *cf., 2016, written by a renown French author Érik Orsenna, who, among other things, for five years presided L’ École nationale supérieure du paysage at Versailles.
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Bird’s eye View of H+N+S Works
Here’s a nice photo essay based on the projects by H+N+S. Using aerial photography it introduces a kind of a distant view or a critical angle, quietly re-questioning shapes and programmes they had put on the ground.
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Jesper Rasmussen: Off Location
The buildings at first appear familiar, but at the same time there is something alienating and uncanny about these pictures. They have all been digitally retouched, so that all traces of human presence and activity have been removed.
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Roundtheplace – Photos by Chris Round
Fragments from various collections by Chris Round. For further observations visit rountheplace.com or Flickr. Enjoy!
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Photography by Matthias Heiderich
Photos: Matthias Heiderich compilation of photos from various series:
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Aerial Suburbia by Ross Racine
Ross Racine draws fictive urban patterns, mostly suburbias, surrounded by a desert or agricultural looking environment. All artworks are produced freehand, no scans or photos are included in the process. Drawings are printed on high-end inkjet printer.
