“I play with many images simultaneously,” Pablo Genovés has said, “let them become intermingled as if they were their own beings.” Genovés takes pictures of cultural locations—libraries, opera houses, exhibition spaces— and then floods them with natural phenomena, including disaster. The result is a powerful tale of stark contrasts—man versus nature, order versus chaos, analog versus digital—in black-and-white photographs that strike with all their might. —E.C.