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Rhapsody in blue
PrizeHonorable Mention in Exterior Architecture Photography / Commercial Exterior
LocationZurich, Switzerland
PhotographerDaria Martinoni
As a defining symbol of the 20th and 21st centuries, skyscrapers are the monuments of our modern societies, a representation of what people have always liked - height as power; height as statement. But, what does the houseplant in the 12th floor corner window tell us about the people who work (and live) in the building, up there, where the distant is so near and the near is so far?