The Space Between invites viewers to unlearn conventional ways of seeing architecture, shifting from documentation toward an abstract and emotional experience of built form. Holfeld's work prioritises contemplation over representation, encouraging a slower, more intuitive engagement with space, which merges his inner world with his outer reality. 

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Daniel Holfeld was drawn to Ricardo Bofill’s La Muralla Roja for its bold geometry and vivid use of colour. Beyond its striking appearance, the building shapes perception, guides movement, and regulates emotion through its careful use of colour, repetition, and form.

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The Space Between was first exhibited at Dublin’s Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland, before being shown at London’s Royal Institute of British Architects. Following these exhibitions, editions were acquired for inclusion in the Robert Elwall Photographs Collection and Dublin’s Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland permanent collection.