Bangkok Balcony
 Original photo.
 The second image from the series 12 Houses.
 It shows an urban balcony facade in Bangkok that appears to have geometrized itself.
 Round balconies, strictly arranged – a grid without intention and therefore convincing.
 A piece of balcony architecture from Bangkok that features its own repetition and almost tips into the graphic.
 Architecture that behaves like a background pattern – precise, repetitive, quietly algorithmic.
 A real street scene in Bangkok that looks as if the city has written its own code – a moment when urban architecture becomes a visual system.
 The image structure was broken down in a complex copying process – the DNA of pixels and grain was shifted – while the subject itself remains unretouched and retains its photographic origin.