I have just discovered the work of Kawahara Kazuhiko a Japanese Architect and photographer along with the Vortograph photography movement. Vortograph is the first completely abstract kind of photograph, it is composed of kaleidoscopic repetitions of forms achieved by photographing objects through a triangular arrangement of three mirrors. Alvin Langdon Coburn, a member of the Photo-Secession group and a pioneer in nonobjective photography, invented vortography in 1917 and remained the principal advocate and practitioner of the technique. So nothing is new!
Like me Kawahara Kazuhiko uses architecture as a source of inspiration for his kaleidoscopic images but he has taken it to another level. He was producing this kind of work for a few years now, perhaps the movie Inception was inspired by his work? Well I do like his work, so had a go at using the triple image idea of the Vortograph fused with Kawahara Kazuhiko using photoshop.
If you are interested in Kawahara Kazuhiko work do check out his website where he goes under the name of palla. www.pallalink.net/
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edewar photography 12 months ago | reply
such an amazing idea! :D
simonGman 11 months ago | reply
A big thanks to photoblog.hk for featuring this and few of my other photos on photoblog.hk.
simonGman 9 months ago | reply
A big thankyou to the New Scientist Magazine for featuring this piece as their cover and full page feature.
louisa_catlover 9 months ago | reply
awesome!!