Architecture

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A way into the exhibition · Architecture

The structures we make shape how we move.

Walls, windows, bridges and thresholds quietly direct the body and the eye. These photographs look at the built world before calling it beautiful, useful or permanent.

Walk through the exhibition
  1. Black And White Temple Gate Silhouette

    Black And White Temple Gate Silhouette

    Photography: Lu Heng

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    See in the exhibitionThe Position of Looking · Inside, Outside

  2. Black And White Stone Pyramid Structure

    Black And White Stone Pyramid Structure

    Photography: Lu Heng

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    See in the exhibitionThe World We Build · Figures Made Large

  3. Black And White Sculpture Against Dramatic Sky

    Black And White Sculpture Against Dramatic Sky

    Photography: Lu Heng

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    See in the exhibitionThe World We Build · Figures Made Large

  4. A pale cylindrical column meets a dark tiled ceiling, seen from below in black and white.

    A column, a ceiling, the sky

    Photography: Lu Heng

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    See in the exhibitionThe Position of Looking · Looking Up

  5. White Anchor Sculpture On Beach Under Blue Sky

    White Anchor Sculpture On Coastal Beach Under Blue Sky

    Photography: Lu Heng

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    See in the exhibitionLife Itself · Pause at the Water’s Edge

  6. Curved wooden lamps glow warmly against a dark interior.

    Light, close by

    Photography: Lu Heng

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    See in the exhibitionThe Position of Looking · When Things Become Shapes