The series of photographic manipulations are a desire to re-imagine city and tectonic landscapes through kaleidoscopic filters to manifest a new logic of cityscapes. Building mass, light, shadow, and landscape trajectories are transformed by mirror effects to create another experience of interpretation. Cities that fold, float, bundle, or become vertical horizons bring an imaginative and tectonic shift from the ordinary. This shift from ordinary readings of the familiar help organize a manifestation of latent potentials in symmetry, perspective, and cinematic image. Although these elements have been explored in cinema, an alternative series of photographic stills can allude to future sequencing of events through the tectonic reading of the image. This affects the material quality, light reflection, and redirects street elements as architectural notation. The sky and artificial light merge as a gradient effect of spectacle and dreamscape orchestration.