Shredder Building / Shinjuku, Tokyo. Image © Nikola Olic
Nikola Olic, an architectural photographer based in Dallas, Texas, has a thematic focus on capturing and reimagining buildings and sculptural objects in “dimensionless and disorienting ways.” His studies, which often isolate views of building façades, frame architectural surfaces in order for them to appear to collapse into two dimensions. “This transience,” he argues, “can be suspended by a camera shutter for a fraction of a second.” In this second series shared with ArchDaily, Olic presents a collection of photographs taken in Barcelona, Dallas, New York City and Los Angeles.
Crying Windows / Barcelona, Spain
© Nikola Olic
Mirror Façade / Barcelona, Spain
© Nikola Olic
Something Missing / Dallas, Texas
© Nikola Olic
The Blue Green Mile / Dallas, Texas
© Nikola Olic
The Smoking Building / New York City
© Nikola Olic
Read Between the Façades / New York City
© Nikola Olic
Subway Curves / New York City
© Nikola Olic
The Diagonal / New York City
© Nikola Olic
The Trying Angles of Triangles / New York City
© Nikola Olic
The Cross / Los Angeles, California
© Nikola Olic
You can see more from his series, here.
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