Brutalist architecture Paris: introduction Enigmatic, massive, and rugged, brutalist architecture leaves no one indifferent. Often constructed from simple, raw concrete, it shapes urban landscapes with bold, geometric and monumental forms. In Greater Paris, this architectural style has shaped many neighborhoods since the 1950s, driven by major development projects and modernist utopias. Often criticized for its apparent coldness and ugliness, Brutalism is today rediscovered,
Our world is saturated with images, colors, and visual information, and many of the photos we see on social media are often overly rich in superfluous details. Often flashy, these are talkative and flashy photos that seek the spectacular. And this is where minimalist photography presents itself as a breath of fresh air, a visual haven of peace, a soothing and meditative photographic silence. A form of poetic resistance, ultimately. It is both an artistic language and a way o
