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This work explores architecture, line, layering of shapes and patterns, and distorted views in association with multiples exposures. It layers views of modern architecture and challenges the viewer’s perspective of common subjects, creating a complex environment in which the viewer interacts further with a single image by unfolding the layers of the work. Fascinated with the interaction between human and environment, the work seeks to provide composite and angular perspectives of architecture that depict the spaces in a manner unattainable by the human eye without the aid of technology. Through these photographs, the multilayered views are used to transport the viewer into a space that is familiar yet foreign, simple yet involved, and attainable yet unrecognizable.