Modern urban landscapes are constantly changing, and at first glance their substance is opaque. Chicago is no exception, with its people and buildings showing no signs of letting up.
Michael Wolff, who participated in a project focused on architecture at the Museum of Contemporary Photography, actually stood on the roof or in the window of the opposite building, he found his fundamental desire. He focused his camera on the "transparency of the city" issue, which is distinct from architectural photography: "What is going on in this building? Along with the beautifully abstract architecture photographed, the lives of city dwellers voyeuristically photographed through the windows of these buildings become blindingly obvious. A person wandering around with his upper body naked, a businessman who notices Wolf and points at him.
This book makes people realize that when they see things in this transparent city, they are also "seen" by someone. And due to Wolf's strict trimming, it's a world that can't be easily escaped.
