February 17, 2011
Bangkok Cable Ways
One of the reasons we underestimate the sheer physical mass of our power and information networks is that they’re hidden from view. But not in Bangkok. The German photographer Thomas Kalak has spent ten years decade capturing images like these. They feature in an exhibiton at Munster Art Museum from 19 March to 3 July.
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By John Thackara
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