SAHMRI interior balconies architectural detail | Wall Art
Geometric Interior of SAHMRI in Black and White
This architectural photograph captures the mesmerizing architectural detail of the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI) interior. The image focuses on the layered balconies and geometric patterns that dominate the space, forming an intricate web of lines and curves. The black-and-white treatment enhances the contrast, making the interplay of light and shadow more dramatic. The triangular grid-like structure of the ceiling reflects across the smooth surfaces of the curved balconies, creating a sense of endless depth and movement.
The sleek, modern design of the building is an ode to contemporary architecture, where form and function blend seamlessly. The repetitive patterns of the structure lead your eye upward, almost pulling you into the scene. There’s a sense of rhythm in how the light filters through the ceiling, casting abstract shadows that add to the dynamic nature of the image.
What I find most captivating is how the photograph transforms a purely functional space into an abstract work of art. It feels less like a building and more like a living organism, with each part interacting and reflecting on the other, creating a flow that’s both harmonious and complex.
Personal note: The intricate details and perfect symmetry of this architecture caught my eye immediately. I loved how the curves and angles played off each other, creating a visual rhythm that feels almost hypnotic. In black and white, the depth and design of the space come to life, revealing the hidden beauty in this modern masterpiece.
© Dan Kosmayer, 2016
