드론으로 보는 도시 건축의 대칭성을 대표하는 바르셀로나 Drone Photos of Barcelona Highlight the Symmetry of the City’s Architecture
Drone Photos of Barcelona Highlight the Symmetry of the City’s Architecture
By Jessica Stewart on February 24, 2019
Hungarian photographer Márton Mogyorósy gives a bird’s-eye view of Barcelona through gorgeous aerial photographs. Eschewing well-worn monuments like the Sagrada Familia and La Rambla in favor of lesser-known gems, Mogyorósy gives an unexpected tour of the city by land and sea.
드론으로 보는 도시 건축의 대칭성을 대표하는 바르셀로나 헝가리 사진작가 마트론 모고로시는 화려한 항공사진을 통해 바르셀로나를 재조명한다. 사그라다 파밀리아나 라 람블라처럼 잘 보존된 유적지를 이용해, 육지와 바다를 통해 이 도시를 예상치 못한 곳으로 안내해준다. 모르조로시는 도시 풍경 특유의 대칭에 초점을 맞추어 각 구성에서의 기하학적 요소들을 골라낸다. 바다로 굴러들어가는 시멘트 큐브든, 잘 배치된 주택 블록의 삼각형, 직사각형, 반원형이든, 반복되는 모양은 각각의 사진에 시각적 조화를 준다
황기철 콘페이퍼 에디터 큐레이터 Ki Cheol Hwang, conpaper editor, curator |
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Focusing in on the unique symmetry of the urban landscape, Mogyorósy picks out elements of geometry in each composition. Whether it be cement cubes tumbling into the sea or the triangles, rectangles, and semi-circles of well-placed housing blocks, the repeating shapes give each photograph its visual harmony.
Several images from the series focus on the Walden 7 apartment building located just outside of Barcelona in Sant Just Desvern. Designed by masterful Spanish architect Ricardo Bofill, who is known for transforming an abandoned cement factory into his home, the curving towers are a vertical labyrinth of interlocking courtyards. In the aerial photos, the architecture looks like nesting dolls, with each piece contributing to the overall aesthetic.
Through his work, Mogyorósy proves how compelling drone photography can be. Soaring high in the sky, this instrument gives a unique perspectives of the world, opening up a new way to look at any environment. With this vision of the Catalonian capital, we’re able to gain a new appreciation for the smaller building blocks of the urban fabric. Each cube and every curve helps give shape and dimension to the architecture that forms the personality of the city. And thanks to Mogyorósy’s work, these small details are given the spotlight they deserve.
Márton Mogyorósy’s drone photos highlight the unique symmetry and geometry found in Barcelona’s urban environment.
Márton Mogyorósy: Behance | Instagram | 500px
My Modern Met granted permission to use photos by Márton Mogyorósy.
