🎬 Movie

The camera glides over the serpentine curves of stone dragons and mosaic-clad facades, not merely documenting but breathing life into Antoni Gaudí's creations. Japanese director Hiroshi Teshigahara transforms architecture into a cinematic experience, where each frame is a tactile exploration. We journey through the labyrinthine passages of the Sagrada Família, Park Güell, and Casa Batlló, feeling the light dance on broken ceramics and shadows animate sculpted stone. This is a meditative dialogue between two artists across time and culture, united by a pursuit of organic, living form, with cinematography as audacious and sensual as the structures it venerates.