Frank Schasse uses photography as a medium for conscious observation, to reveal the essence of space, light and perception beyond the mere representation. His works lie at the intersection of reality and abstraction, with his architectural background having a decisive influence on his visual language.
Frank Schasse’s working method is a fascinating interplay of analytical rigour and experimental freedom. Whilst his architectural and Brutalist photography thrives on uncompromising minimalism, precise lines of perspective and the stark contrast between light, shadow and minimalist colour fields, in his abstract works he deliberately breaks away from reality.
His subtle pictorial compositions have already earned him international recognition on several occasions, including awards at prestigious photography competitions.