Skin

• Photographer
  Roberto Crucitti
• Technical Info
  Full Frame Sensor Sony A7rv
• Photo Date
  December 2024

The façade of the Hong Kong Museum of Art (HKMoA) is a captivating example of contemporary design, showcasing a modular cladding system that functions as an abstract form reminiscent of black and white art. The cladding creates a rippled effect that plays with light and shadow, transforming the surface into a dynamic canvas. This innovative approach not only enhances visual depth but the interplay of orientations invites viewers to appreciate the façade as a work of art, blurring the lines between architecture and artistic expression.