Unintended BEAUTY

摘要

British photographer Alastair Philip Wiper's new book, Unintended Beauty, observes places of work, knowledge, and power that are normally hidden. Wiper's photographic exploration of industrial iconography and scientific symbolism found in technical facilities around the world reveals the accidental aesthetics, sublime complexities, and rich details of machines-machines that smash atoms together, build airplanes, produce medicine, make shoes, stuff sausages, and more.