"Intersecting Dimensions" is my exploration of architectural form and perspective, captured at the NHOW RAI Hotel in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Drawn to its bold geometric design, I wanted to emphasize the way its stacked pyramid-like volumes created a sense of movement. My aim was to blur the lines between reality and abstraction, so the viewer sees the architecture not just as a static entity, but as a bold interplay of shapes and space – as if it exists in multiple dimensions at once.
Anna Wacker is a Greek-Australian photographer based in Hamburg, known for her award-winning work in architectural, black and white, and fine art photography. Her photographic journey began with a broad curiosity—capturing anything that caught her eye. Over time, however, she found herself increasingly drawn to architecture, perhaps echoing an unfulfilled dream of becoming an architect. What captivates Anna most is photography’s power to transcend reality. With her lens, she reshapes and reinterprets architectural forms, moving beyond simple documentation to evoke abstraction, emotion, and