In the simple act of turning our familiar world upside down, Paris-based photographer, Floriane de Lasée, turns once recognizable bridges into vertigo-inducing abstract forms. The artist roams Europe and Asia to find and catalogue the undersides of bridges. Then challenges our sense of gravity by making water become sky. Metal and concrete that once hovered in air now become our foundation for the frame.
From the artist’s website: “Some bridges and tunnels appear as so many stones locked in vaults without ends ; others are transformed into the track of a roller coaster. Under a water sky, clouds swirl become. Parisian bridges are a must for romantic ballads. Under these ones flows la Seine. Below, it belongs to those left behind.” [h/t: thecreatorsproject.vice.com]