public-art, photography, sculpture
public art
street shot
classical-realism
public-art
photography
sculpture
cityscape
building photography
statue
Dimensions image/sheet/mount: 59.37 × 39.37 cm (23 3/8 × 15 1/2 in.)
Frank Thiel made this photograph, City TV (Berlin) #99/8, in Berlin. Look at the angle of the shot, tilting upwards, as if Thiel is stood at the bottom of a very tall building. I think Thiel wants us to feel the same sense of disorientation. I can imagine him moving around the city, looking up, trying to find a new perspective of a familiar landmark. Thiel is interested in Berlin's architecture and urban landscape and how the city is constantly evolving, mirroring the way the city is constantly evolving, both physically and culturally. I like that Thiel has chosen to focus on the more monumental and permanent structures within the city. How do we engage and relate to architecture? Does it give us a sense of belonging, or does it alienate us? These are some of the questions that come to my mind.
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