Choice symmetries from the Accidentally Wes Anderson Instagram account, wherein folk submit Wes Andersonesque views – now available in book form with a foreword by Wes Anderson.
Not to be confused with the equally Andersonian Accidental Wes Anderson subreddit.
The glorious depth and symmetries of Gareth Pon’s architectural photography – each one with a tiny rocket concealed, ‘Where’s Wally’-style, within the composition.
How’s your eyesight?
From top: Ponte, Johannesburg (+detail); Chicago, Illinois (x3); Hong Kong (x2); Atlanta, Georgia (x2).
More tightly controlled, symmetrical layouts by New Jersey based ‘object arranger’ Adam Hillman.
Previously: The Spectrum
Above: the Grand Hotel de l’Europe in Bad Gastein, Austria; Stadt-Bad Gotha in Gotha, Germany; Spadina road, Toronto; Hotel Polonia in Warsaw; Hamble-Warsash Ferry Shelter in Hampshire; Grand Pier in Weston-super-Mare, England; a door in Kiev, Ukraine; a conference Room in North Korea and (our favourite) a VW van in Berlin by Ulfar Loga.
A subtreddit in which people from around the world post images of places that aren’t, but could easily be film sets from Wes Anderson films.
A series of portraits of the grand symmetry and ornate splendour of Budapest’s theatres by Hungarian photographer Zsolt Hlinka.
Above: Nemzeti (The National Theatre); the State Opera House; the Thália Theatre; the Madách Színház musical venue and the Új színház (New Theatre).
Kaleidoscope portraits by Norg Nodis.
A supercut by Korean filmmaker Kogonada of director Wes Anderson’s obsession with symmetry.
And while we’re on the subject, check out Wes Anderson Palettes – a pleasingly ordered tribute to another of the director’s trademarks: colour harmony.
A symmetrical graduation short by Yann Pinneill of Parisian art school ESAG Penninghen.
The second half continues the story as a mirror image of the first.
You’ll see.
