<ul><li>French photographer Franck Bohbot captures the interplay of light, material, and form at Taliesin West, a structure designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1937.</li><li>Taliesin West remains one of Wright's most experimental and personal works, evolving with its desert surroundings in the Arizona's McDowell Mountains.</li><li>The architecture uses 'desert masonry' with local stones mirroring the landscape, and canvas roofs filtering intense desert light, creating a dialogue between geometry and geology.</li><li>Taliesin West, designed as Wright's winter home and studio, continues to inspire as the headquarters of the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, hosting tours and educational programs year-round.</li></ul>

franck bohbot captures frank lloyd wright’s taliesin west in the arizona desert

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