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🎻 Architecture in Music
Auckland photographer Charles Brooks explores the hidden interiors of fine instruments in his 'Architecture in Music' series — the inside of a cello or a 19th-century violin rendered as a soaring cathedral of wood and light. His images have exploded in popularity, displayed everywhere from
Auckland photographer Charles Brooks explores the hidden interiors of fine instruments in his 'Architecture in Music' series — the inside of a cello or a 19th-century violin rendered as a soaring cathedral of wood and light. His images have exploded in popularity, displayed everywhere from great conservatories and galleries to the Large Hadron Collider. A reminder that beauty and structure live inside the things that make our music.
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