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Nick Frank works at the intersection between art, architecture and industry, creating visual narratives that strip his subjects back to their essence. The Munich-based photographer speaks to Cultural Union about the practical and artistic tenets of his work. If there is a photographer who has mastered the compelling magnetism of liminal spaces to shed light on our world, it is Nick Frank. The Munich-based photographic artist has a rare talent…
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The modern London interior and the designers defining it
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