In this photographic study, Endermann focuses on the distortion created by a building’s rounded exterior. The glass acts as a funhouse mirror for the surrounding urban environment, stretching vertical lines into organic waves and breaking the sky into rhythmic blue segments. By choosing a tight, squared frame, the artist removes the ground and the roofline, stripping the structure of its function to highlight its purely visual qualities.

The interplay of light across the panes creates a sense of depth that feels both architectural and painterly. The repetition of the window frames provides a steady beat against the unpredictable curves of the reflections, grounding the image in a balance between order and chaos. It is a quiet observation of how man-made materials can mimic the movement of water or wind when viewed through a focused lens.