Philadelphia

Live Cinema/Tim Hyde focuses on the work of the Brooklyn-based artist whose video and photographic practice investigates the relationship between architecture, temporality and visuality. Taking the architectural urban context as a point of departure, Hyde strives to capture the inconspicuous changes in its details as well as the place it holds in the mental landscape of its inhabitants.

Live Cinema/Tim Hyde focuses on the work of the Brooklyn-based artist whose video and photographic practice investigates the relationship between architecture, temporality and visuality. Taking the architectural urban context as a point of departure, Hyde strives to capture the inconspicuous changes in its details as well as the place it holds in the mental landscape of its inhabitants.

Live Cinema/Tim Hyde focuses on the work of the Brooklyn-based artist whose video and photographic practice investigates the relationship between architecture, temporality and visuality. Taking the architectural urban context as a point of departure, Hyde strives to capture the inconspicuous changes in its details as well as the place it holds in the mental landscape of its inhabitants.

Live Cinema/Tim Hyde focuses on the work of the Brooklyn-based artist whose video and photographic practice investigates the relationship between architecture, temporality and visuality. Taking the architectural urban context as a point of departure, Hyde strives to capture the inconspicuous changes in its details as well as the place it holds in the mental landscape of its inhabitants.

Live Cinema/Tim Hyde focuses on the work of the Brooklyn-based artist whose video and photographic practice investigates the relationship between architecture, temporality and visuality. Taking the architectural urban context as a point of departure, Hyde strives to capture the inconspicuous changes in its details as well as the place it holds in the mental landscape of its inhabitants.

Live Cinema/Tim Hyde focuses on the work of the Brooklyn-based artist whose video and photographic practice investigates the relationship between architecture, temporality and visuality. Taking the architectural urban context as a point of departure, Hyde strives to capture the inconspicuous changes in its details as well as the place it holds in the mental landscape of its inhabitants.