Tartu Rebase Street 1962

I imagine that this black and white photograph of the Tartu Rebase Street building by Le Corbusier was developed in a dark room. It captures the stark geometry of modern architecture against the organic forms of nature. Looking at this building, I empathize with Corbusier's vision – this urge to create something new, to disrupt the status quo. I wonder what it was like for him, standing here, imagining this building in this space. The sharp lines, the flat surfaces, the way the building hovers above the ground. It’s a bold statement, a challenge to traditional notions of space and form. The photo captures a moment in time, a slice of Corbusier's creative process. It’s a reminder that art is not just about the end product. It’s about the process, the struggle, the endless conversation between artist and medium. And like all great works of art, it invites us to join in that conversation, to add our own voices to the mix.