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Silver 2022 Architecture / Buildings

Conveying Space

In an intimate and powerful contemplation Holfeld’s images provide access to a new look at the built legacy of University College Dublin; deconstructing the elemental components of architecture, transforming the rebar, concrete and stucco of its buildings to change the way we think about the structures themselves. Commissioned by the University (Ireland's largest and first since Ireland gained independence from the UK), Conveying Space chronicles the last fifty years of iconic architecture found on campus. The series not only marks the universities progress but also Ireland's.

  • Biography
    Born in Dublin (1984), Daniel Holfeld grew up in Ireland and graduated with a BA [Hons] degree in photography from Dublin’s Institute of Technology in 2008. Holfeld has always gravitated towards large open spaces, developing a passion and admiration of the complex language of architecture. Earlier in 2020 Holfeld debuted his new series The Space Between in the Royal Institute of Architecture of Ireland and later returned to London to show the series in the Royal Institute of British Architects. RIBA acquired editions in to their permanent and prestigious Robert Elwall collection.
  • Awards
    Awards 2021, Budapest International Photography Awards, Fine Art-Abstract, Gold 2021, Budapest International Photography Awards, Fine Art, Second Place Win 2021, Agility Award, The Arts Council of Ireland 2021, International Photography Awards, Abstract Architecture, Honourable Mention 2021, PX3 Prix de la Photographie de Paris, Architecture/Buildings - Silver 2021, PX3 Prix de la Photographie de Paris, Fine Art/Architecture - Silver 2020, ITSLIQUID, Artist of the Month, July 2021 Winner 2021, MONOVISIONS Photography Awards, Honorable Mention - Series, Architecture 2020, International Photography Awards, Abstract Architecture, Second Place Win 2020, ELLE Decor Italia Top 24 Most Beautiful Architecture Photographs of 2020 2019, International Photography Awards, Honourable Mention

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