Frank Machalowski - Dancing House - Prague

Dit is een photograph uit de serie 'multiexpo' van Frank Machalowski.
Het is een limited edition van 20 afdrukken, met de hand gesigneerd en genummerd.

Het beeld werd afgedrukt op Fuji Crystal DP II glossy papier.
Edition: 7 of 20
Year of photograph: 2017
Year of print: 2026
Papersize: 45,2cm x 30,5cm
Imagesize: 42cm x 27cm

Pictures from this series has won multiple awards in the last years and were international exhibited.
It is an analog multiple exposure shot and shows the Dancing House in Prague. The Dancing House is the nickname of an office building in the Czech capital Prague that was completed in 1996. The building plans were provided by the Zagreb-born Czech architect Vlado Milunić in cooperation with the Canadian architect Frank Gehry.

Frank Machalowski is a German photographic artist. He is a listed photographer at the Art Photo Index and LensCulture, and also a member of a permanent collection of the Bibliotheque Nationale de France in Paris. In the past years, his works received several international awards at events such as Grand Prix de la Decouverte Paris, Moscow International Foto Award, Fine Art Photography Awards, Abstract Fine Art at London Photo Festival, Sony World Photography Awards and Architecture Masterprize.

About the series
The multiexpo series by Frank Machalowski transforms familiar landmarks into dreamlike visions through analog multiple exposure. Layers of light and structure merge to create a surreal depth where reality and memory intertwine. Each image seems to breathe—hovering between past and present, between clarity and dissolution. The result is a poetic collection of urban and architectural memories, capturing the transient essence of time on film.