Looking Up Through a Steel Structure
Metal beams and glass panels converge towards a bright triangular opening in a black-and-white study of industrial geometry and height.
This black-and-white photograph looks straight up through a modern steel structure. Parallel beams, cross-bracing and glass panels recede towards a bright triangular opening, producing a strong sensation of height. Seen from below, the functional elements become an ordered geometric composition, with alternating bands of light and shadow emphasising the metal framework and the narrowing perspective.
In the exhibition Work 62 of 363
Where We Look From
Looking Up
Before We Explain the World
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