In this photograph (2021), the height of the Isozaki Tower is captured from a unique side angle. Parallel lines extend forcefully upward, creating a geometric pattern that cuts through a Milanese
sky filled with clouds. The stark contrast between the millimeter-precise glass and the dramatic texture of the stormy sky creates a suspended, monumental atmosphere. An ideal choice for those seeking a piece of decor with a strong, modern and striking impact.

Size - 29,7 x 42 cm. The print features an artistic white border with the caption A side shot of the Isozaki Tower. Milan, Italy. The text is set in the Poiret One typeface, a geometric, light, and elegant art font chosen specifically to complement the minimalist lines and geometric forms of the Isozaki Tower.
The piece is already prepared for printing and display, also without a passe-partout.

Paper - Photo Rag: 100% cotton paper with a opaque finish and an ultra-fine texture. It is the excellence standard for black-and-white photography. It renders the shades of a cloudy sky incredibly soft and gradual. German Etching: 100% alpha-cellulose paper, opaque with a pronounced “etching” texture. It lends a textural, almost painterly quality to the rain-laden clouds, creating a stark tactile contrast with the geometric rigidity of the skyscraper’s parallel lines of steel and glass.
Bamboo: eco-friendly paper, opaque finish with a warm tone. It transforms black-and-white into a slightly warm/sepia tone. Excellent if you want to make the architectural photography feel less “cold” and more intimate.

Author’s recommendation - For this photograph I highly recommend Smooth Art Silk: paper made from cotton or alpha-cellulose. It is the best choice if you want to highlight the technological and modern spirit of CityLife’s architecture. The silky finish and subtle metallic sheen of this paper literally “illuminate” the parallel lines of the Isozaki Tower, lending extraordinary depth and clarity to the glass and steel details. Ideal for modern offices and professional studios.

Usage licenses - For editorial use, the high-resolution digital license is for purchase on Alamy e Pond5.