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Recasting the familiar
However familiar a building may be, an effect of light or the isolation of a particular detail can open up new perspectives on surface, form and atmosphere. Here a trio of instantly recognisable shots of Mies van der Rohe’s Barcelona Pavilion is paired with images that have the effect of freshening the gaze and recharging the sensory encounter.
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Photography
John Pawson