SERIES 1

Monochrome Geometry

Monochrome Geometry reduces architecture to its essential visual relationships.

By removing colour and isolating fragments of structure, the photographs emphasize line, proportion, rhythm, contrast, surface, and spatial tension.

The recognizable identity of the building recedes, allowing geometry itself to become the subject.

Rather than describing architecture, these images reveal the quiet visual order that can emerge when structure is separated from function and context.