You don't need to be an architect to appreciate this modern architecture photography series. All you need is a good eye and a love of anything aesthetic to understand the beauty behind stunning architectural feats. The 'Skymetric' series by photographer Lino Russo perfectly portrays this.
In the modern architecture photography series, Russo does a beautiful job capturing structures and lines that harmoniously complement each other when it comes to composition. The minimal photography series is bold with its bright blue sky that contrasts with the clashing colors of the buildings she chooses to photograph.
"The word skymetric is a construction composed by: sky and -metric (geometric). The subject highlights the decontextualization of places and architectural spaces in order to alter the natural structure," says Russo.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Geometric Architecture
- There's an opportunity to develop new visualization tools and software to create more complex geometric designs in architecture.
- Minimalist Photography
- There's potential for developing more minimalist photography styles to document architecture using bold and contrasting designs.
- Decontextualization of Spaces
- There's an opportunity to explore how architecture can be used to alter natural structures and challenge our perceptions of space and place.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Architecture
- Architects can leverage geometric shapes and minimalistic designs to create unique buildings that stand out in design and function.
- Photography
- Photographers can experiment with minimalist styles to capture the beauty of architecture and its geometric shapes in new and innovative ways.
- Software Development
- Developers can create new visualization tools to help architects and photographers capture and explore the decontextualization of spaces in novel ways.
