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 in the Vauxhall Palace
A camera obscura installation realized in the staircase of Vauxhall Palace in Krzeszowice (Vauxhall Gallery).
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.
Camera obscura on a desrted island
