Last week, we learned of the passing of photographer Michael Wolf at the age of 64. In 2017, we published this text by Marc Feustel. German photographer Michael Wolf’s started his series entitled Life in Cities in 2011. His projects document both the architecture and the vernacular culture of metropolises. It is in Hong Kong, the city that became his home in Asia, that Wolf has found his greatest source of inspiration. His first personal project in the city, Architecture of Density (2003–14), uses the city’s iconic skyscraping tower blocks to great effect, eliminating the sky and horizon line to […]
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