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Fan Ho, (1954). (Used for educational purposes only).

Architecture as Anxiety

A tornado of bricks rushes through my head as I try to keep my composure, Every piece of glass and metal hitting harder than the one before, that's what anxiety feels like to me. Minimalism is the complete opposite of those feelings, so I tried to show how I spiral into panic attacks through a series of photographs. Inspired by Fan Ho's work, I was able to borrow his signature monochromatic colour scheme to have the focus on the subjects only.

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A Spark

An inciting incident. Could be huge, could be all in my head.

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No Place To Sit

Thoughts begin to race, faster and faster, with no intention of settling down.

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Towering Over

Fear towers over all, waiting patiently to crash down.

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Closing In

The walls close in, with no room to breathe or to scream for help.

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Organized Chaos

Mayhem storms with conviction, organized to distress and leaving nowhere to go but to face it.

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