Multiple Exposures

At Bülow65, Björn Hoffmann shows a selection of his multiple exposures from 2018 to 2026.

A single glance does not take in the room.

Facades, courtyards, structures and rooms are exposed more than once in the camera, not assembled later on a computer.

The overlay is a way of looking, not an effect: memory, simultaneity, the density of a street. Architecture appears as something perceived — how space becomes ambiguous when two or more moments share one negative.