Intersections | David Manzi Architectural Photography

Intersections by David Manzi is a limited-edition fine art photography print that captures the quiet power of abandoned architecture in the American Southwest. Photographed inside the circular mortuary chapel at the ruins of Mission San José de Tumacácori in Arizona, the image studies the way light, shadow, stone, and history meet inside a sacred architectural space.

Rendered in black and white, Intersections feels both ancient and contemporary. It is a strong choice for collectors who appreciate architectural photography, mission ruins, abandoned spaces, and fine art photography with a grounded sense of place. It also works beautifully for interior designers seeking a refined, neutral artwork with structure and atmosphere.

This listing is for a limited-edition fine art photography print by David Manzi. The edition is limited to 20 photographs. Each print is produced on Kodacolor HD – Non Metallic with TruLife Anti-glare coating, selected for its clean presentation, rich tonal range, and reduced glare.

Intersections is scheduled to be exhibited at Dusk Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico, as part of the Abandoned exhibition. Visitors can attend the opening reception on

• Friday, July 3, 2026, from 5–7 PM, or view the piece in person during Friday gallery hours from 11 AM–4 PM.

A certificate of authenticity is included with the artwork. This piece is ideal for collectors, designers, and style-driven buyers looking for contemporary Southwestern photography with exhibition credibility and a quiet architectural edge.

Available in multiple sizes. Custom orders and trade inquiries welcome.