Industrial | Mono
This series is a curated selection of monochrome industrial photographs captured across different regions of Europe / Ireland, Iceland, Poland, Spain, and Denmark. Each image is part of a broader, ongoing project exploring the visual language of industry: form, function, decay, and silence. Stripped of colour, the photographs focus on structure and contrast. Steel, concrete, and glass become abstract compositions—lines, shadows, and textures that speak of production, power, and abandonment. Whether it’s a distant power plant on the Irish coast, a forgotten factory wall in Poland, or minimalist details from an Icelandic utility site, each image reveals a moment of stillness within the machinery of modernity. This small fragment reflects a wider artistic inquiry into the relationship between human-built environments and time. It’s about the monumental and the forgotten—the quiet dignity of things that stand, endure, or fall apart, long after their purpose has faded.