Nominated for Architecture of Density, 2005-2009 The work of the German photographer, Michael Wolf, uncovers and documents the subject of vernacular culture.
In Architecture of Density, he investigates the enormous city blocks of Hong Kong, revealing a mesmerising abstraction in the facades of the buildings.
On close inspection of each photograph, the anonymous public face of the city is full of rewarding detail, with large swatches of colour giving way to smaller pieces of people's lives.
Nominated for Architecture of Density, 2005-2009 The work of the German photographer, Michael Wolf, uncovers and documents the subject of vernacular culture.
In Architecture of Density, he investigates the enormous city blocks of Hong Kong, revealing a mesmerising abstraction in the facades of the buildings.
On close inspection of each photograph, the anonymous public face of the city is full of rewarding detail, with large swatches of colour giving way to smaller pieces of people's lives.
In Architecture of Density, he investigates the enormous city blocks of Hong Kong, revealing a mesmerising abstraction in the facades of the buildings.
On close inspection of each photograph, the anonymous public face of the city is full of rewarding detail, with large swatches of colour giving way to smaller pieces of people's lives.
Nominated for Architecture of Density, 2005-2009 The work of the German photographer, Michael Wolf, uncovers and documents the subject of vernacular culture.
In Architecture of Density, he investigates the enormous city blocks of Hong Kong, revealing a mesmerising abstraction in the facades of the buildings.
On close inspection of each photograph, the anonymous public face of the city is full of rewarding detail, with large swatches of colour giving way to smaller pieces of people's lives.
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