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Black and white photographer

Joseph Dylan

Joseph Dirand, a French architect and photographer, is famous for his minimalist style of black and white. Due to the influence of family environment, Joseph Dylan was extremely sensitive to architecture and light since he was a child, and liked to analyze the structure, material characteristics and color richness of buildings.

Joseph Dylan likes Corbusier's free spirit, John Parsons's minimalism, Peter Zumto's eternity and modesty, and carlo scarpa's extreme details ... errol saarinen's global vision makes him even more admired.

The most obvious difference from John Parsons's minimalism is that Joseph Dylan's minimalism is based on the connection between space and art, and often in classic old buildings, the rhythm and tone of space are interpreted through the display of artistic works.

Joseph Dirand is now a famous architect in Paris, and most of his design inspiration comes from his impression of the city.

In the design of Joseph Dylan's apartment in Paris, we can see the unique minimalist art, and the whole space is like a black and white art painting, which is pleasing to the eye.

In his design, the soul of space is often interpreted by quiet, concise and pure design techniques, which may be the artistic beauty extended by photography, showing a high degree of space furnishings.