Tuesday, 11 February 2014


Architectural patterns by Alexander Jacques appear infinite

Lying between graphic design and photography is the series of images by alexandre jacques, which meander away from the traditional notions of architectural imagery by focusing instead on the visual repetition inherent a building’s façade. Jacques aims his camera at a distinct point on structural landmarks in Paris, new York and Brisbane, honing in on a very specific piece of the overall tower. the chosen exteriors may be considered invasive modern towers by many, yet the artist’s captures present them in a completely alternative manner, accentuating instead the patterns, horizontals and various linear arrangements that are seemingly boundless.Rhythmic golden strands represent the new York times building by renzo piano and a dizzying floral ornaments describe Paris’ tour ariane. the aesthetic alliterations ‘lose the viewer in a world where boundaries disappear. in the middle of such a mass man no longer seems to exist.’

all images courtesy of Alexander Jacques

Santos place, Brisbane 

 WT C, new York

coerce defenceParis 

BNF building, Paris


tour AriadneParis 

Brisbane square, Brisbane

federal plaza, new York

 Harrison & abramovitz building, nyc

new york times building, new york

new York Marriott marquis, new York 

 1221 avenue of the Americas, new York

Beaugrenelle, Paris  

societe generale, paris 

hotel novotel, paris

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