Dystopia XIII. Print

I'm mainly passionate about abstract and architecture photography but I'm open minded and i don't want to restrict myself to just one or two themes. I'm often amused how i mainly love abstract and architecture because they are completely opposite somehow, one is chaotic and mutating while the other is well defined and 'straight' which reflect a little bit of my personality. I don't think that i'm really creating, as a photographer, i'm more like a 'translator\observer', i'm just here to reveal the thing that people wouldn't notice at all. I'd like to show to the people with my pictures, that even in the darkest and dirtiest place in the world, you may find beauty, like a pair of pants left in the street, with a certain angle can be a modern sculpture. Or an empty broken chair in the middle of nowhere surrounded by nothing but void and emptiness would give you a feeling of loneliness and despair. That on the marble that we are walking on with no attention whatsoever can reveal beautiful landscapes and surreal sceneries. To show them the force and serenity that architecture can provide to us. All these geometrical figures and shapes well combined and ordered shows to us that they have all theirs own personalities and charm, almost like an organic form. That sometimes these skyscrapers can on another side makes us anxious and claustrophobe, that if you rotate them you may see that they looks like a tiny element of a dystopian overcrowded megalopolis. To conclude i want to show people that the things we may see aren't the things that they truly are. They can have another meaning, another form, another concept.