Cityscapes II: Untitles Impressions (0154)

Welcome to a stunning collection of photographs that will fascinate you and challenge your perceptions of architectural space. Here in the second installment of photography of Algimantas Kezys, you will truly be inspired by the artistic sense of the human use of space.

While his photographs employ unusual camera angles, distinctive composition, and dramatic lighting, Kezys never artificially adjusts his images in the darkroom. Composition is done with the camera itself.

About the author:

AIgimantas Kezys was born in Lithuania in 1928.    He came to the United States in 1950 and joined the Society of Jesus. His immersion in religious life as a Jesuit did not deter his continuing passion for photography. In 1965, his formidable talent was recognized with his first exhibition at the Art Institute of Chicago. He has since exhibited in a number of different American museums and his work has appeared in magazines and books in both Europe and the United States. He has already published a number of books with Loyola University Press including I fled Him down the nights and down the days, Form and Content, Chicago/Kezys, Nature: Forms and Forces and photographs/Algimantas Kezys, S.J.

Author: Algimantas Kezys

Format: Hardcover, 166 pages

Language: English and Lithuanian

Publisher: Galerija in 1996

ISBN: 1-886060-00-9