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Awarded series: Empire State of Mind, Integral Lens project

Bay Bridge, San Francisco

Bay Bridge, San Francisco

Holland Tunnel, New York

Holland Tunnel, New York

Chelsea piers, New York

Chelsea piers, New York

South Beach, Miami

South Beach, Miami

Venice Beach, Los Angeles

Venice Beach, Los Angeles

Pacific Grove, Monterey Bay

Pacific Grove, Monterey Bay

Riverwalk, Chicago

Riverwalk, Chicago

South Beach, Miami

South Beach, Miami

Red Rock Canyon Visitor Center

Red Rock Canyon Visitor Center

Tennessee river, Knoxville

Tennessee river, Knoxville

Northern ave bridge, Boston

Northern ave bridge, Boston

Civic Center, Denver

Civic Center, Denver

Joshua Tree Park, California

Joshua Tree Park, California

Jane's Carousel, New York

Jane's Carousel, New York

Embarcadero, San Francisco

Embarcadero, San Francisco

Manhattan skyline, New York

Manhattan skyline, New York

Lo Presti Park, Boston

Lo Presti Park, Boston

Charles River, Boston

Charles River, Boston

Experiencing the vastness of the American landscape and cityscapes, I am reminded of Rem Koolhaas ‘Bigness’: “Beyond a certain scale, architecture acquires the properties of Bigness. The best reason to broach Bigness is the one given by climbers of Mount Everest: “because it is there.” Bigness is ultimate architecture.” The coupling of urban with rural locations reflects the dominant dichotomy of contemporary living, while the 2x1 format follows the panoramic feeling of the open vistas. With this series the scale is broadened to scenes from urban and suburban parts of the visited locations, in search of the iconic and the genius loci. Images presenting characteristic and unique features of landmark places, unapologetic of their strong presence, inviting us to connect - be it for a reason, for a season or for a lifetime. 

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