Pulsus (2026) Photograph by Ronald Anthony

Pulsus is a black and white architectural abstraction that reduces built form to a precise, ascending rhythm. Angular planes rise in a controlled ECG-like cadence, forming a visual pulse that echoes the geometry of oscillation. Light and shadow articulate each segment with sculptural clarity, allowing the form to read as a measured frequency rather than a conventional façade.

The surrounding atmosphere recedes, leaving the structure suspended in a state of tonal equilibrium. What remains is a disciplined waveform rendered in architectural mass — a static pulse captured at the moment of its ascent, distilled into pure geometric energy.

This piece is printed directly onto premium Aluminium Dibond, selected for its rigidity, longevity, and immaculate surface, which is perfect for deep tone black and white images. It is finished in an elegant 10mm aluminium Artbox frame to give the piece a modern, clean, sculptural presence.

All of my limited-edition works are printed by Whitewall, who are a premier, multi-award winning photo lab based near Cologne, Germany. They specialise in high-end, gallery-standard photo prints and wall art.

Materials used:

direct print on aluminium dibond

Details:

• Photograph on Other
• From a limited edition of 3
• Size: 121 x 81 x 1cm (framed) / 120 x 80cm (actual image size)
• Framed and ready to hang
• Signed and numbered certificate of authenticity
• Style: Abstract
• Subject: Architecture and cityscapes