Ten photographs from three series
The ten photographs shown here are from three series of images. The first series was taken during a journey in March 2019 at the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao. The second series was created in 1992 in the context of an architectural excursion to California by the "Institut für Raumgestaltung" at the Vienna University of Technology. The third series of photographs was taken in 1990 for the exhibition "Definitionen" at the 175th anniversary of the Vienna University of Technology. Each photograph documents a unique moment in a specific location, the time of day and its distinctive daylight.
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Biography
Wolfgang Höhl is an architect and assistant professor for visual computing at the Technical University of Munich. Born and grown up in Vienna, he worked as an architect in Vienna, London, Hamburg and Munich.
His work is mainly influenced by the works of the of the "Wiener Kreis" (Vienna Circle) and the "Wiener Gruppe". The center of his work lies in the engagement with moment, space, light, colour, point of view and spatial projection. Today he is working with different media and techniques (3D computer graphics, linocut, gouache, pencil sketches, digital and analogue photography).
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Awards
Honorable Mention at the International Photography Award (IPA) 2020 for the photo series "Light, Space and Moment (2019)".
"Switchable Nanoparticles" was nominated for ACGA Award 2016 at PIXELVienna in the category "Best Foreign Production".
Winner of the "Fast Forward Science Award 2015" with the 3D animation "Marble Spaceship".
Nominated for the "Inge-Morath-Award 2006" for scientific journalism with "Augmented Reality for Architectural Visualization".
Awarded with the "Design & Nature Award 2004" by the Wessex Institute of Technology (WIT).
