The Grid is a visual constant that informs and
defines our visual environment. In an era of
superstar architecture celebrating
deconstructivism (read Gehry and Libeskind), the
coherent Grid of modernist architecture remains a
critical counterpoint against which other styles
are viewed. Its visual language of linearity,
rectangles and squares informs Robert Berlin’s new
photographs of Toronto, Chicago and Barcelona, all
presented with his signature style of photo-fusion
on aluminum panels.

Curated by Linda Book/Robert Berlin