Poetry in Concrete and Glass


  • Photographer
    Franklin Neto
  • Prize
    3rd Place / Fine Art/Architecture
  • Jury Top 5 Selection

    Kirk McKoy Through meticulous attention to light, shadow, texture, and proportion, the images strip buildings of ornament to expose their underlying moods—stillness, tension, grace—and the subtle ways spaces shape human feeling. By isolating moments where geometry meets reflection and silence, the series encourages viewers to slow down, notice overlooked details, and experience architecture as lived space rather than backdrop. Artistically rigorous yet quietly empathetic, the work expands architectural photography into a contemplative practice that fosters new appreciation for the emotional power of the built environment.

In this series, architecture emerges as an emotional territory, where lines, volumes and shadows move beyond form to become presence. Each building is treated as a silent, refined and almost suspended piece, shaped by light and time. Between geometry and poetry, the images seek to reveal the soul of spaces, transforming matter, reflection and silence into a contemplative and deeply human visual narrative.

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