In Barcelona, geometry refuses to obey.
Lines bend. Walls ripple. Colors seem to breathe.
Gaudí taught the city that structure doesn’t have to be straight,
and that asymmetry can still hold immense order.I started photographing curves—not for their beauty,
but for what they deny: the assumption of symmetry, of predictability.In engineering, we seek efficiency. In design, we often seek clarity.
But here, ambiguity lives confidently in every surface.Not every pattern needs to repeat to feel complete.
Some things hold because they choose not to align.