20 Architectural and Abstract Photographs by Danish Artist Kim Høltermand
Kim Høltermand abstract photography draws on the Danish artist’s wider practice in landscape and architecture. Born in 1977, Høltermand has had work featured across numerous design, architecture, culture, and photography publications named in the source, including Dwell, Port, Photography Monthly, Architecture d’Aujourd’hui, Process Journal, and Politiken. His images have also circulated through a range of visual-art and design platforms. Rather than depending on an unfamiliar subject, abstract architectural photography often begins with real structures and emphasizes geometry, repetition, symmetry, surface, or light until the composition takes on a more independent visual life. This gallery presents 20 examples where buildings and interiors can be read both as places and as organized fields of shape. Browse Kim Høltermand abstract photography to see how a disciplined architectural viewpoint can turn concrete, corridors, and structural rhythm into restrained graphic studies.
Abstract Photographs by Kim Holtermand
