This conversation brings together key figures and their contributions across three moments in architectural photography: the 19th century, modernism, and today.
Moving beyond technical aspects, the primary goal of this conversation is to provide an overview of photographic narratives focused on architecture, allowing for a better understanding of contemporary production and its possibilities.
Manuel Sá
Manuel Sá is an architect and a photographer of architecture and cities.
A graduate of the Federal University of Bahia (2010) with postgraduate studies from Escola da Cidade (2018), he lives in São Paulo, where he produces photographic records for architecture firms and industry publications, represents the London-based studio Naaro, and contributes to the development of architectural documentaries.
He won the IAB-SP award in the Architecture and City Photography category in 2018 and held his first solo exhibition, “Fragmentos do Olhar” (Fragments of the Gaze), at Espaço Plexi in 2018.
