Architecture

Henri Boissière’s new series presents a stark exploration of architecture and minimalism, diverging into a realm of geometric simplicity and monolithic forms. Set against the desolate backdrop of a barren landscape, each black cube stands as a silent meditation on isolation and space. These sculptures, devoid of extraneous detail, provoke contemplation on the essence of form and environment. Boissière employs stark contrasts and the raw beauty of minimalism to challenge the viewer’s perceptions of space and structure. The sculptures are both an homage to and a critique of modern architectural principles, capturing the tension between human-made structures and the natural world.