Spaulding Print Room

William S. and John T. Spaulding commissioned Frank Lloyd Wright in 1916 to design a room to store and display their incredible collection of Japanese prints. Assembled over many years, it consisted of over 6000 prints, all of the absolute highest quality and rarity. It was a collection that Wright was intimately familiar with. When…

Colorization

Marina Amaral is an artist who needs no introduction Her famous colorizations have been all over the world and in a very particular way her work is, for me, a fascinating experience. Even if black and white photography has an indisputable capacity to highlight drama, it can not be denied that color is the medium that most directly…

Four Dimensions Trinity Chapel

Recently I have been collaborating with the companies Unreal Engine and HP and now we can show you the Trinity Chapel in all his glory through Virtual Reality. It has been a very interesting experience to work on exporting my model from the original version that I created in 3dsMax and Vray to the Unreal…

Gordon Strong Automobile Objective

Frank Lloyd Wright was an enthusiastic car user all his life, and that taste was also reflected in his architecture. One of his designs in which this passion for the cars is more evident is the Gordon Strong Automobile Objective In recent months I have been collaborating with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation in the…

Old style

While the digital world has changed the way we look at things, some things still look better printed on paper. It turns out that some publications have been interested in my work, so it is very exciting to see the magazine arrive at my house and to be able to touch the paper with my…

Virtual Reality

Happy birthday Mr Wright! Marking the 150th anniversary of the American architect’s birth on June 8, 1867, public sites across the United States are celebrating Wright’s 150th birthday in a variety of creative ways, from dinners and concerts to late-night tours and special lectures, and a a major exhibition will take place in September at MOMA. 360…

E.A. Smith house in Oakland by Frank Lloyd Wright

This beautiful design for E.A. Smith unfortunately never came to be built.  As explained in Frank Lloyd Wright: The complete Works: The house for E.A. Smith, intended to be built in the northern pine forest of California, is a development of the fir-tree type cabin done for the Lake Tahoe Summer Colony in 1922. For…

Rebuild or not rebuild

There is a debate as old as architecture itself, related to the reconstruction of buildings destroyed as they were in their day. When it comes to authentic works of art, the problem is twofold. How to recreate a masterpiece knowing that it will never be identical to the original? In this context, my work joins…

Pauson house panoramas

I love panoramic images. I think they are very poetic and if there is a work that existed to be admired in this format, this work is the Pauson house. Panoramic images are especially appropriate when it comes to capturing the immensity of a natural landscape and the Arizona desert is no exception, with its rocky…

Trinity chapel in Norman by Frank Lloyd Wright

I fell in love with this chapel years ago because of its suggestive design.  It was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright for the University of Oklahoma in Norman but it was never built. The design starts from a misunderstanding between Wright and his client, a car dealer named Fred Jones, since he wanted an extension…