The year 1949 marked the genesis of a constant silent dialogue between a Hungarian photographer and a Swiss-French architect. When Lucien Hervé walked into Unité d'Habitation, a residential project in Marseille developed by Le Corbusier, he walked out with 650 photographs.

Hervé mailed him the pictures, and the reply read, "You have the soul of an architect." Their collaboration lasted until Corbusier's death. It's 2019, and we're staring at artist Dia Mehhta Bhupal's work and are left wondering — how does one capture the soul of their own work? This Wednesday, maybe we'll know the answer and you'll know, too.