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30”x40”
Neue Galerie (Mies van der Rohe), Berlin, 2000
A study in proportion and restraint, where Mies van der Rohe’s structure is reduced to line, plane, and shadow.
The extended roofline and receding grid create a quiet sense of depth, while the contrast between open space and solid form defines the composition. The image reflects a precise architectural language—measured, minimal, and resolved.
Printed as traditional chromogenic (C-print) photographs, these works are exposed and chemically developed on light-sensitive photographic paper rather than inkjet printed. This process produces smooth tonal transitions, rich color depth, and a luminous surface quality ideally suited to images driven by light and atmosphere.
Print size refers to the printed image. We allow a 2” white border for framing options.
Limited Edition of 10 Prints.
30”x40”
Neue Galerie (Mies van der Rohe), Berlin, 2000
A study in proportion and restraint, where Mies van der Rohe’s structure is reduced to line, plane, and shadow.
The extended roofline and receding grid create a quiet sense of depth, while the contrast between open space and solid form defines the composition. The image reflects a precise architectural language—measured, minimal, and resolved.
Printed as traditional chromogenic (C-print) photographs, these works are exposed and chemically developed on light-sensitive photographic paper rather than inkjet printed. This process produces smooth tonal transitions, rich color depth, and a luminous surface quality ideally suited to images driven by light and atmosphere.
Print size refers to the printed image. We allow a 2” white border for framing options.
Limited Edition of 10 Prints.