Architecture Overlays

I use an overlay technique to represent a different vantage point on the built environment, one that merges multiple instances of the same building, incorporating the element of time. The images seem to find the average, mean, or essence of the subject, by emphasizing only the repetitive elements. Using more than 30 layers in each image, I aim to capture an icon in the way people's memory works - a conglomeration of various fleeting images recalled as one. An anchor in each image is reinforced with every layer. The resulting superimpositions display a different way of viewing architecture, one that incorporates the element of time and motion.