Ziggy Kańczukowski - Grunwaldzki Heights (2012)

This photographic composition shows the brutalist rhythm of repetitive elements defining the space of Grunwaldzki Square in Wrocław. Monumental concrete forms combine austerity and dynamism, being a testimony to the modernist vision of urban planning. The photograph taken using a lens with the ability to tilt the optical axis gives the frame a unique character - the subtle blur on the sides of the image creates an effect reminiscent of macro photography, while emphasizing the monumentality of the central elements.

This effect enhances the relationship between mass, light and shadow, leading the viewer's eye towards the details and giving the composition an almost sculptural dimension. It is a look at architecture that combines technical precision with artistic sensitivity, inspiring reflection on the city as a functional and aesthetic space.

The pigment print on museum grade paper (fine art) faithfully reproduces all the detail and tonality of this work, making it a unique piece in contemporary art collections, ideal for lovers of architecture and fine art photography.

• Limited edition of 49 prints measuring 31 x 46 cm
• pigment print of digital photography
• Ilford Gold Fiber Pearl paper
• museum standard of durability
• each print is hand-marked with the next number in the series and signed
• I attach a certificate of authenticity with a hologram to each print
• the works are NOT framed