Der Bagger
Der Bagger
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This striking black-and-white photograph captures the poignant contrast between decay and renewal. It features a dilapidated warehouse, its crumbling facade revealing the passage of time through eroded brickwork and graffiti artistry. A mechanical digger stands beside it, symbolizing the transition from the past to a new future, as it begins the process of demolition or reconstruction. The stark lines and textures evoke feelings of nostalgia while also inspiring thoughts about urban transformation and renewal.
This artwork is perfect for modern, industrial-themed interiors. It can be prominently displayed in urban lofts, contemporary offices, or galleries, lending a touch of thought-provoking commentary on architecture and change. Consider placing it in a hallway or living area where it can be appreciated in natural light, enhancing its dramatic contrasts.
This artwork is perfect for modern, industrial-themed interiors. It can be prominently displayed in urban lofts, contemporary offices, or galleries, lending a touch of thought-provoking commentary on architecture and change. Consider placing it in a hallway or living area where it can be appreciated in natural light, enhancing its dramatic contrasts.
Excavator with demolition hammer in front of an old storage
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About the artist
Steffen Ebert
Magdeburg
After spending a lot of time in the darkroom with my father as a child, photography later took a back seat for a long time. Photography has been an important part of my life for many years now. As a mechanical engineer, my photographic focus is on structures, geometric shapes and textures, which I primarily find in architecture. Strict, orderly, possibly symmetrical image composition and narrow, sometimes abstract image cuts should emphasize what makes the object special. The strong contrasts created by light and shadow are intended to show the viewer the structures, geometric figures, patterns and rhythms. I usually take photos in black and white because it gives me a feeling for whether and how a subject looks.
