Works using the camera obscura are developed in different architectural and spatial contexts. Using natural light and minimal optical intervention, interiors – and at times temporary structures in open space – are transformed into projection chambers in which the image of the city or landscape appears in real time.
Each work responds to a specific site: its history, material condition and relationship to its surroundings.
Camera Obscura at the Salt Storage
Three camera obscura installations at the former Salt Storage in Kraków
This Is a Fantastic Hole
The camera obscura installation at Baszta Gallery in Kraków was projected within the ruins of a sixteenth-century defensive tower.
