Radio Tower Berlin 1928

"Radio Tower Berlin" is a 1928 photograph by László Moholy-Nagy, a Hungarian artist who was a pioneer of modernist art and photography. The image captures a bird's-eye view of the iconic radio tower in Berlin, showcasing its intricate steel structure against a backdrop of the surrounding park. Moholy-Nagy's interest in the aesthetics of modern technology is evident in the photograph, which emphasizes the geometric forms and abstract patterns created by the tower's construction. His use of a high vantage point creates a sense of distance and perspective, highlighting the scale and power of the modern world. The image is a striking example of the New Objectivity style, which sought to depict the reality of modern life through a formal and objective lens.