Silence. This is the first word that comes to mind when you look at the shots of Graeme Haunholter, a Canadian designer and photographer. His favorite subjects are urban landscapes, building shapes, façade lines, and color contrast.

In addition to ordinary scenery, from streets to beaches, Graeme has also captured Ricardo Bofill’s Muralla Roja, the Getty Museum in Los Angeles, and the Yves Saint Laurent Museum in Marrakesh in a unique way. The one returned by the photographer’s images looks like an empty, desolate world, where nature is perfectly aligned with the lines of the city and everything blends into a game of joints and geometric figures.

Browsing through his photographs is like taking a walk in the city and being captured by the patterns we are surrounded by every day, by the colors of the plasters, by the little nature that survives here and there.

Discover a selection of Graeme Haunholter’s photographs below.