Then join us Tuesday evening May 5 th at 7:00pm as Henry Rinne explores the different shades of structural drama hidden in plain sight. We meet at St. Andrews Episcopal Church on 3 Maple Street, Framingham.
Asked why he photographs architecture, Henry said, “A building’s dramatic form narrates a story, and I look to reveal this narrative in the buildings I photograph. Some structures are simply monumental forms—a monumentality that must be conveyed through the image. Other forms are mysterious. Their tales are present but elusive to our sensibilities.”
His presentation reveals what’s hidden behind the facade and how contrast brings out the impact of the forms and their sensuality. “Structures are made to be used and provide context to people’s lives,” Rinne said, “and I try to create images that resonate with the narrative of human life.”
Rinne’s work has been published in books, magazines, and displayed in exhibits across the country.
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