Skyframes for AIRHOTEL

AIRHOTEL commissioned a series of 50 large-format drone aerial prints, transforming the entire hotel into a living gallery where every space has its own unique view from above. Each room, conference hall, and public area features a different work.

The Series: 50 Unique Aerial Works

The final collection consists of 50 individually selected drone photographs, each printed as a dedicated piece for a specific room or zone.

• Guest rooms feature calmer, more contemplative scenes with soft lines and balanced compositions.
• Conference spaces carry bolder, structural views that subtly encourage “big picture” thinking.
• Public spaces explore more dynamic textures and contrasts, inviting guests to stop, look, and interpret.

Every print is site-specific: the work is matched to the function and light of the space to enhance how it feels to be there.

Role in the Photographer’s Practice

This commission brought together several key threads of the photographer’s work: aerial exploration, architectural context, and storytelling through series rather than single images. It demonstrates how drone photography can move beyond online viewing and become a tangible, spatial experience. For future clients in hospitality, corporate, or public spaces, the AIRHOTEL project is a clear example of how a coherent body of aerial work can define the atmosphere of an entire building.