Exhibition: SKY.LINES

Christopher Hauser’s work focuses on the beautiful, dramatic and complex scenery of skylines found around the world. Whether it is a soaring skyscraper or a huge city bathing in a beautiful sunset, a city skyline represents our culture through a strong sense of impersonality, depicting structures and patterns of collective existence. In the same way that architecture mirrors our culture through abstract art, urban zones show us interplay between the spaces of leisure and commerce and of history and modernism; and like human beings every building and every skyline is unique.

The photographic exhibition SKY.LINES, held in Lloyd’s Register’s iconic Richard Rogers building in London, brings together an impressive collection of urban photography from cities including Tokyo, Hong Kong, London, New York, San Francisco, Sydney and Singapore. Hauser has captured these landmark cities in striking lights and perspectives, aiming to encapsulate their true characters and dynamics, showing how cultures form skylines into unique fingerprints.