Paint Up

This series by presents an aerial exploration of ’s iconic buildings adorned with Zsolnay architectural tiles. These tiles hold a vital place in Hungarian cultural heritage, symbolizing the union of craftsmanship and innovation.

Beyond enhancing the buildings’ aesthetic appeal, they embody the essence of Art Nouveau, with its emphasis on organic forms and intricate detailing. Through this series, viewers are invited to appreciate the beauty and significance of these landmarks, underscoring the role of Zsolnay tiles in shaping Budapest’s architectural identity.

Another new permanent work recently unveiled in Pyongtaek, South Korea - we first developed this idea in 2021 so a big thanks to for their patience and hard work in bringing the project to fruition.
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The Yeşil Mosque in , , was built in the early 1900s during Sultan Abdulhamid II’s reign. As one of the last examples of Ottoman , its unassuming exterior conceals remarkable artistic details. The features a single-domed square plan reflecting classical simplicity, while its minaret, with a distinctive pavilion-style balcony, adds elegance to the silhouette. Inside, the most captivating element is the wooden spiral staircase leading to the gallery, adorned with six-pointed star motifs, delicate gilded decorations, and finely crafted craftsmanship that resembles a miniature work of art.

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Eye of Infinity 萬象之眼 / Acrylic Art Installation

This work is composed of multiple circular lenses. As viewers gaze through each lens—each “eye”—they encounter a world of color that has been refracted and reconstructed. Every lens rearranges light and color in its own unique way, weaving together a constantly shifting and transforming visual cosmos. As viewers move through the space, the colors within each lens change accordingly, reflecting the idea that the world seen through every individual’s eyes is singular and unique.

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trucks, tuk tuks, and a whole lot of personality 🎨🛻 photographer captures the hand-painted art of south asian vehicles, a tradition where drivers turn their rides into vibrant canvases.

the designs are a mix of dreams and identities, featuring everything from galloping white stallions and sunset lovers to bollywood stars and divine figures alongside cartoon villains.

the full series can be found in , the photographer’s new book, published by

Cceramic tiles tell stories of ’s residents in restored social housing by ✨

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