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  • PHOTOGRAPHY – Invasive or Curious? Michael Wolf’s ‘Window Watching’

    Date: 2013.01.06 | Category: Architecture & Infrastructure, Blog, Photography & Wallpapers | Tags: Architecture & Infrastructure,blog,Photography & Wallpapers

    Invasive or harmless curiosity? Mundane or interesting?… Michael Wolf‘s latest photo series contrasts his most famous work, ‘Architecture of Density‘. Instead of showcasing HK’s maddeningly dense and repetitive shoe-box residential buildings, the German photographer closes in on individual domestic scenes in ‘Window Watching’…

    See also: An update on the potential legal issues surrounding these photos.

    Click here for Wolf’s HK Cornerhouses series and 100×100.

     

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