Architectures of the Unseen
This series explores how human presence merges with architectural form. Figures appear only as gestures, shadows, or fragments, dissolving into geometry and rhythm. Each image shifts between structure and self, questioning what remains visible and what becomes part of the space around us.
Awards
Art of Storytelling Contest
2025Nominee
Conceptual/Abstract
Non Professional
Architectures of the Unseen
This series explores how human presence merges with architectural form. Figures appear only as gestures, shadows, or fragments, dissolving into geometry and rhythm. Each image shifts between structure and self, questioning what remains visible and what becomes part of the space around us.
About Artist
Julia Kantor
Florida-based architectural designer whose photography examines light as rupture, structure as emotion, and space as a silent narrator. Her images blend architectural precision with intimate human presence, creating visual metaphors that hover between reality and abstraction. Working primarily with mobile photography, she explores how minimal gestures reshape the perception of place.
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