Silent architecture by Lorenzo Linthout

The silent power of architecture: an architecture that has the task of enhancing the empty space. Photographing the silence in the urban jungle is a work of deprivation, subtraction and negation
Krakow / Silent architecture / Lorenzo Linthout

The silent power of architecture: an architecture that has the task of enhancing the empty space.

; to bring it to a lexical sobriety, to an absence of structural noise, the stylistic redundancy, is rendered almost unrecognizable in his estrangement from any visual noise and everything that belongs to reality, it is cleaned and stripped of any contextual track and excess form.

Thus stripped, this architecture appears “not deafening” and “tending to the silent”, illuminated by the light of heaven, which becomes an aseptic background and represents the silence and contextualization in these images out of time.

Ljubljana / Silent architecture / Lorenzo Linthout

Passau / Silent architecture / Lorenzo Linthout
Passau / Silent architecture / Lorenzo Linthout

About Lorenzo Linthout

Lorenzo Linthout born in 1974 in Verona (Italy), the city where he lives; he is an architect. It prefers the theme of urban-street which, combined with ongoing question of the relationship between lack of communication and urban areas, between man and architecture, between the higher nature of reality and the loneliness of the subject -themes believes that ubiquitous of this century- tries to photograph them through metaphysical images.

Lorenzo Linthout born in 1974 in Verona (Italy), the city where he lives; he is an architect. In recent years he has exhibited in exhibitions in San Michele (Torino), Fubine (Alessandria), Milano, Gorgonzola (Milano), Genova, Camogli (Genova), Verona, Isola della Scala (Verona), Villafranca (Verona), Mussolente (Vicenza), Belluno, Ronchi dei Legionari (Gorizia), Trieste, Brescia, Sirmione (Brescia), Castiglione delle Stiviere (Mantova), Castelgoffredo (Mantova), Ponti sul Mincio (Mantova), Ostellato (Ferrara), Comacchio (Ferrara), Mesola (Ferrara), Argenta (Ferrara), Sant’Alberto (Ravenna), Forlì, Forlimpopoli (Forlì-Cesena), Teodorano Meldola (Forlì-Cesena), Firenze, Lucca, Livorno, Pergine Valdarno (Arezzo), Citerna (Perugia), San Benedetto del Tronto (Ascoli Piceno), Roma, Ceccano (Frosinone), Latina, Potecagnano Faiano (Salerno), Angri (Salerno), Bari, Matera, Marineo (Palermo), Riposto (Catania), Giarre (Catania), London (United Kingdom), Lausanne (Switzerland), Luxembourg (Grousherzogdem Lëtzebuerg), Hamburg (Germany), Krakow (Poland), Paris (France), Gyor (Hungary), Budapest (Hungary), Postojna (Republika Slovenija), Rijeka (Republika Hrvatska), Podgorica (Republika Hrvatska) and Berat (Shqiperia). [Official Website]

Budapest / Silent architecture / Lorenzo Linthout
Budapest / Silent architecture / Lorenzo Linthout

Krakow / Silent architecture / Lorenzo Linthout
Krakow / Silent architecture / Lorenzo Linthout

05---Saronno 06---Dresden 07---Krakow 08---Krakow 09---Dresden 10---Budapest 11---Lodz 12---Verona 13---Hamburg

Krakow / Silent architecture / Lorenzo Linthout
Krakow / Silent architecture / Lorenzo Linthout

15---Dresden 16---Hamburg 17---Milano 18---Brescia 19---Milano 20---Verona

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