Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen is a Copenhagen-based architect, designer, art director, and photographer, best known as a founding partner of Norm Architects. With formal training from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, he brings a refined, phenomenological approach to his photography, focusing on the subtleties of light, shadow, texture, and form. His imagery reflects a minimalist sensibility, distilling architecture and objects into poetic and contemplative compositions.
Working internationally, Jonas creates photographs that balance richness with restraint, offering visual narratives that resonate with emotional depth and clarity. His work has been widely published and exhibited, admired for its ability to transform buildings and design into timeless images that embody both precision and atmosphere.
LOCATION: Copenhagen, Denmark
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