After visiting Taliesin West, I pondering Frank Lloyd Wright’s architectural language and vision to live from within outwards. The rooms at Taliesin had views that enlarged the space, removing its boxiness and demonstrating Mr. Wright’s reverence for geometry, rhythm and integration with nature. This collection is meant to resonate quietly ~~ enhancing architecture rather than competing with it, and offering a refined, meditative presence that would compliment both residential and commercial environments.

These pieces were made using Intentional Camera Movement or ICM, as it is commonly known among photographers and is one of my favorite techniques. I especially love the texture that offers tonal variety while maintaining a cohesive sensibility.

From left to right: Inverted, Ripples, Submerge

Inverted
Ripples
Submerge
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