Urban Geometry

“Urban Geometry” is a visual interpretation of present architecture through the lens of a self taught photographer with no architectural background. It is an itinerant and ongoing project initiated in 2013 by Andrés Gallardo Albajar in Tallinn, Estonia, where he currently lives.

The goal of the project is to make a personal research or study about contemporary architecture and the way we interact nowadays with our cities. Through geometrical forms of all kind of architectural and urban elements such as buildings, lamp posts, squares or landscapes, “Urban Geometry” aims to reflect the urban life from a personal and artistic point of view. Some of the Keywords of «Urban Geometry» are angles, curves, intersections, lines, symmetry and also color.

Despite being on a continuous development stage, this ambitious project has already covered cities such as Seoul, Paris, Berlin, Copenhagen, Beijing, Hamburg, Brussels, Taipei, Helsinki, Tallinn, Vilnius, Stockholm, Alicante, Bremen, Milano, Mälmo, Taichung or Prague.

“Urban Geometry” is receiving very good critique and feedback, and it has been featured in prestigious magazines and publications such as Der Spiegel, Lonely Planet, Designboom, Archdaily, Fubiz, Elle, Fahrenheit Magazine, The Post Internazionale, B-side magazine, Behance and many more.

SOLO EXHIBITIONS:

February 2018: “Urban Geometry Seoul”. in Studio AAST Gallery, Seoul, South Korea.

November 2014: “Urban Geometry” at Jaalproject. Madrid, Spain.

You can find all the series of this project in www.andresgallardo.photography