Stadträume, Theodor Fischer

LIVING SPACE

In contrast to the small-format black-and-white photographs in the publication, the large-format colour photographs for the exhibition are overviews of specific spaces. The space becomes apparent as a complex situation beyond its material concreteness. The interaction in the architectural space, visible in depth, testifies to the urban fabric and context beyond the frame of the photograph. Situational work, the development of actions with people on site, is part of my architectural photography.

LIVING SPACE

In contrast to the small-format black-and-white photographs in the publication, the large-format colour photographs for the exhibition are overviews of specific spaces. The space becomes apparent as a complex situation beyond its material concreteness. The interaction in the architectural space, visible in depth, testifies to the urban fabric and context beyond the frame of the photograph. Situational work, the development of actions with people on site, is part of my architectural photography.

LIVING SPACE

In contrast to the small-format black-and-white photographs in the publication, the large-format colour photographs for the exhibition are overviews of specific spaces. The space becomes apparent as a complex situation beyond its material concreteness. The interaction in the architectural space, visible in depth, testifies to the urban fabric and context beyond the frame of the photograph. Situational work, the development of actions with people on site, is part of my architectural photography.

LIVING SPACE

In contrast to the small-format black-and-white photographs in the publication, the large-format colour photographs for the exhibition are overviews of specific spaces. The space becomes apparent as a complex situation beyond its material concreteness. The interaction in the architectural space, visible in depth, testifies to the urban fabric and context beyond the frame of the photograph. Situational work, the development of actions with people on site, is part of my architectural photography.

LIVING SPACE

In contrast to the small-format black-and-white photographs in the publication, the large-format colour photographs for the exhibition are overviews of specific spaces. The space becomes apparent as a complex situation beyond its material concreteness. The interaction in the architectural space, visible in depth, testifies to the urban fabric and context beyond the frame of the photograph. Situational work, the development of actions with people on site, is part of my architectural photography.

LIVING SPACE

In contrast to the small-format black-and-white photographs in the publication, the large-format colour photographs for the exhibition are overviews of specific spaces. The space becomes apparent as a complex situation beyond its material concreteness. The interaction in the architectural space, visible in depth, testifies to the urban fabric and context beyond the frame of the photograph. Situational work, the development of actions with people on site, is part of my architectural photography.

LIVING SPACE

In contrast to the small-format black-and-white photographs in the publication, the large-format colour photographs for the exhibition are overviews of specific spaces. The space becomes apparent as a complex situation beyond its material concreteness. The interaction in the architectural space, visible in depth, testifies to the urban fabric and context beyond the frame of the photograph. Situational work, the development of actions with people on site, is part of my architectural photography.

LIVING SPACE

In contrast to the small-format black-and-white photographs in the publication, the large-format colour photographs for the exhibition are overviews of specific spaces. The space becomes apparent as a complex situation beyond its material concreteness. The interaction in the architectural space, visible in depth, testifies to the urban fabric and context beyond the frame of the photograph. Situational work, the development of actions with people on site, is part of my architectural photography.