A conversation with architect and photographer Nina Kirste on sensing atmospheres, the spirit of places, and working between architecture, design and photography.

In A Colorful Lens, Gabriele Eder explores Nina Kirste’s practice at the intersection of architecture, photography and design. The conversation reflects on her approach to translating physical experience into an emotional and visual layer, her understanding of atmosphere and place, and her ambition to dissolve the boundaries between architecture, photography and art.
The conversation also touches on The Gospel of Serenity, Kirste’s photographic publication on the architecture of Luis Barragán, as well as the HEIMAT exhibition in Munich, where she presented a more personal dimension of her photographic practice.
The interview forms part of officina.cucina.spazio., Gabriele Eder’s editorial platform exploring culture, design, architecture and the people shaping their fields.

Read the full interview at A Colorful Lens -officina.cucina.spazio