Architecture nominee

Serially aligning dimensions of the built environment using different planes, perspectives, alignments and juxtapositions — spatial [re]configurations emerge at the intersection of the EYE Filmmuseum and the A’DAM Lookout observation deck in Amsterdam, Netherlands. By grounding the craft of photography in a real-world context, the built environment is explored through light as both material and experience. Illuminating different modalities of layering, it posits visual narratives and material juxtapositions for [re]seeing, as well as foregrounding the absence or flattening of cross-cultural identity in the process.

Jack R. Lehane is a self-taught photographer from Cork, Ireland. His photographic work aspires to engage emerging landscapes of architecture and design, contemporary fields of cross-cultural discourse, and the intersection of both. Navigating a range of thematics including photojournalism, travel documentary and socio-ecological environments, they aim to negotiate emerging spatial agencies. Grounding the craft of photography in a real-world context, they posit visual narratives that offer an opportunity to mobilise in a growing global community and public domain.

• (2021) Honorable Mention, Int'l Photography Awards (IPA)
• (2018) Visiting Project Collaborator - Bali, Indonesia
• (2018) Forum Coordinator - Dublin, Ireland
• (2018) 'Design and Planet' Exhibition Contributor - Osaka, Japan
• (2018) UNESCO/RICS 'Cities for Our Future' Shortlist - S.E. Asia
• (2018) Milan Design Week Exhibition Co-Curator - Milan, Italy
• (2017) Forum Coordinator - Zaragoza, Spain
• (2017) 'Love The Lee' Photography Exhibition, Cork Vision Centre