December 2011 I started walking around buildings to make pictures from all sides. My initial aim was to create a big virtual city scape, but soon I found it it was more interesting to stack all images on top of each other in transparent layers. The result: a building seen from all sides at once.
Meanwhile, with my old artist group De Tropisten I was busy preparing an exhibition in the Amsterdam Hortus Botanicus. This gave me the idea to make pictures of trees. Unlike buildings, trees don't have a back or front side, so being able to look at a tree from all sides liberates it from one of the peculiarities of the human perspective.
Most trees grow in an urban environment (streets, squares, parks, an airport, a patio) and are thus always part of the city planning. The space surrounding the tree changes as a result of the rotating perspective and plays an important role in the final result.
Available as editions of 10, 325 gr FineArt Baryta on 2mm dibond with frame, 70 x 70 cm. For additional information and prices please contact ZERP Galerie, Van Oldenbarneveltstraat 120A, 3012 GV Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
Phone: +31 10 8 46 37 30
E-mail: info@zerp.nl
