21/10/2026
These images are part of the research “The ilusion of ascent”, developed for Hermés Escalera Infinita.
(01) Architect unknown, The Concrete Diving Tower at Strandbad Friedrichshafen, Lake Constance (Bodensee), Germany, 1930.
(01) Architect unknown, The Concrete Diving Tower at Strandbad Friedrichshafen, Lake Constance (Bodensee), Germany, 1930.
(02) Kisa Kawakami. London, United Kingdom, 1986.
(03) Morozzo della Rocca, R. Staircase of the former Palazzo delle attività Liguri. Genoa, Italy, 1958.
(04) Bettmann, Gardeners Trimming the Bathurst Estate’s Yew Hedge. England, 1962.
(05) Unknown Source.
(06) Sam Szafran, Escalier (Staircase), part of the artist’s lifelong series exploring vertiginous interior architectures, Paris, France, 1972.
(07) Paolo Portoghesi, Centro Servizi Culturali (Sulmona Social Center), Sulmona, Italy, 1970.
(07) Paolo Portoghesi, Centro Servizi Culturali (Sulmona Social Center), Sulmona, Italy, 1970.
(08) Minoru Nomata, Decors 7, part of the pictorial series of imaginary landscapes and architectures, Tokyo, Japan, 1987.
(09) Enrico Prampolini, Stage Design for the Futurist Pavilion (Allestimento del Teatro Futurista Italiano), Rome, Italy, 1928.
(09) Otto F. Landauer (attributed), Construction of the Temporary Centennial Ski-Jump at Empire Stadium, Vancouver, Canada, 1958.
(09) Otto F. Landauer (attributed), Construction of the Temporary Centennial Ski-Jump at Empire Stadium, Vancouver, Canada, 1958.
(10) Toni Schneiders, Kopenhagen, Grundtvig Kirche, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1940.
(11) David Unemoto, Escultor, Architecture Brutalism Concrete 07.
(12) Architect unknown, Northeast Corner of the Great Pyramid of Giza. Giza Plateau, Egypt, 2560 BC.