.IPart of a series shot at the reconstruction of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe's 1929 modernist German Pavilion in Barcelona.

Alba – Dawn – is the name of Georg Kolbe's sculpture that is part of the pavilion's exterior, chosen by the architect to offer a stark juxtaposition between shape and material.

When shooting on film and reaching the final negative, there's a chance that half of it is exposed to light as soon as the roll is taken out of the camera.

As I believe that selecting the medium you work with—with all its quirks and limitations—should be a conscious decision, I did not crop out the half of the exposed negative during post-editing.

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