[no title] 2000

Editor: This photograph by Piotr Uklanski captures a city building facade. The stone-like texture and rhythmic window placement create a peculiar effect. What strikes you most about its composition? Curator: The facade's quasi-organic tessellation, contrasted with the rigid window grid, establishes a visual tension. Note also the subtle light play across the building, which accentuates the planar surface. How does this interplay affect your reading? Editor: I see how the light emphasizes the facade's flatness. It makes me question the illusion of depth created by the stone pattern. It's like a puzzle, both familiar and strange. Curator: Precisely. The photograph invites us to consider the surface not as a representation of something else, but as an object in itself. Editor: I appreciate the way you look at the materiality and the composition, rather than trying to find some hidden meaning right away. Thanks! Curator: It's been a pleasure to share a new way of seeing the artwork.