Bengaluru to Host ‘Structure and Light’ Architecture Photography Exhibition from July 31

Bengaluru: Art, architecture, and photography enthusiasts are in for a visual treat as Bengaluru International Centre (BIC) hosts “Structure and Light,” a photography exhibition by renowned architectural photographer BRS Sreenag from July 31 to August 3.

The exhibition showcases a carefully curated collection of architectural photographs captured over nearly two decades, highlighting the relationship between light, space, and design. Through striking visuals, Sreenag presents the beauty of both contemporary and heritage architecture, emphasizing how natural light transforms built environments into compelling works of art.

In addition to the photo exhibition, visitors will have the opportunity to explore behind-the-scenes insights into architectural photography through short films and interactive displays. The event is designed to engage architects, designers, photography enthusiasts, students, and the general public alike.

The exhibition will officially open on July 31, with a series of special programs scheduled throughout the four-day event. These include guided walkthroughs, photography workshops, and a panel discussion titled “Design and the Lens,” where experts will discuss the role of photography in documenting and interpreting architecture.

Entry to the exhibition is free of charge, although visitors are encouraged to register in advance due to limited capacity. The exhibition will remain open daily from 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., offering ample opportunity for attendees to experience the collection.

According to the organizers, “Structure and Light” is more than just a photography exhibition—it is an exploration of how architecture and light interact to create meaningful visual narratives. By capturing buildings from unique perspectives, the exhibition aims to inspire viewers to appreciate the artistry embedded in everyday structures and the powerful role photography plays in preserving architectural heritage.

The event promises to be a must-visit destination for anyone passionate about architecture, photography, and visual storytelling.