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METÓPĂ
noun, feminine (Architecture) — A space between the triglyphs of a Doric frieze, traditionally filled with a plain or ornamented stone panel, bearing painted or sculpted decoration.

Trained as an architect, photography has become for me a way of reading the built environment — a form of observation, analysis, and visual documentation of the places I have encountered.

Studio Metopa is the expression of my photographic practice over the past ten years and the professional framework in which architecture and photography converge. Through images that complement the architectural discourse, I seek to capture and highlight the identity of each space.

People walking and sitting under umbrellas in a leisurely outdoor setting, with a view of the Eiffel Tower in the background.

Blue and white halftone image of a cityscape with multiple multi-story buildings and parked cars along the waterfront.

A large building with an arched entrance and multiple windows, with decorative figures on the roof, and people standing and sitting in front.

A pixelated illustration of a cityscape featuring several buildings, rooftops, and a large structure in the background, all rendered in blue.

The image depicts a stylized, high-contrast representation of the Assam State Museum in Guwahati, India, with a prominent pyramid-like structure and steps leading up to it.