In Structure_04, Ziggy Kańczukowski turns his lens toward the iconic "Manhattan" residential complex in Wrocław, Poland. Focusing on the unique, modular concrete forms designed by the visionary architect Jadwiga Grabowska-Hawrylak, the artist emphasizes the futuristic rhythm of the facade. The photograph isolates the distinctive oval recesses and balconies, transforming a massive social housing project into an abstract study of light and curve. It is a tribute to the boldness of late modernist architecture, viewed through a strictly formalist eye.

This work belongs to the wider Structure series, a direct evolution of the artistic philosophy established in the artist's breakthrough Machine project. Rooted in the concept of finding aesthetic order in the chaos of reality, the series expands the analytical gaze beyond the studio. Just as he once deconstructed a typewriter, here Kańczukowski deconstructs the urban environment, seeking intense rhythm, strong contrast, and a deliberate absence of a single focal point. The resulting image is a silent, meditative study that invites the viewer to rediscover the architecture of the everyday.

This collector’s piece is available as a strictly limited edition of 8 plus 2 Artist Proofs. It is produced as an archival pigment print on Hahnemühle German Etching paper, a heavyweight 310 gsm substrate chosen specifically for its velvety, tactile texture, which enhances the depth and graphic quality of the composition. Each print is hand-signed and numbered on the verso, accompanied by a hologram-secured Certificate of Authenticity (CoA).

For the ultimate presentation, the optional WhiteWall frame with Museum Glass offers virtually invisible glazing with 99% UV protection. This ensures the artwork remains pristine, protecting the pigments from fading and allowing the viewer to experience the rich texture and subtle tonal gradations without distracting reflections for generations.