Kulesza is an architecture and interior photographer based in Melbourne, Australia.
His most recent project took him to Tokyo, Japan where he followed the work of Kenzo Tange and the metabolism movement. Retro Futurism shines light on to the juxtaposition between Japanese design and post-World War II architecture.
In 2019, Kulesza visited Pyongyang, North Korea, one of the worlds most secretive societies, where he captured the unseen colours of architecture and design of the city for his exhibition DPRK: North Korea in Colour.
