Andrew Prokos: New Abstraction

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Solo exhibition of New York City fine art and architectural photographer Andrew Prokos. The eminent photographer who marked the world of architectural and fine art photography with his stunning vistas and experiments in abstraction is staging a show revolving around his most recent bodies of work that explore abstraction of architectural elements. Titled New Abstraction, the exhibition is set to open on September 30th. 

Metropolis Abstracted is a series of abstract photographs which incorporate elements of contemporary architecture found in New York City, London, Boston, Dubai and other metropolises. Through the use of mirrored images Prokos unlocks an intriguing hidden geometry found in carefully selected views and close-up details. In a recent interview with Widewalls Magazine Prokos expands on his fine art process: “Each detail is captured with the intent of forming a much more complex composition. When the image is reflected, an entirely new and inherent structure and visual language emerge. People often comment that the images seem to be revealing a hidden symbolism, and they interpret the images in all kinds of ways. So they do become a sort of Rorschach test for the viewer, which is not by design but rather an interesting by-product of the process and its effect on the viewer.”