Monday, October 11, 2010

Picture for One Moment

Gerhard Mantz adds with his completely computer generated works a very contemporary position to the subject of landscape. Reminding at natural landscape views at first glance, his images refer through elements of alienation such as surface structures or irregularities of software to their creation process beyond real situations. They resemble archetypal landscapes that existed or will exist in far temporal distance, leaving the viewer in ambivalence confronted with the absence of any other living being and with the perspective of a lonely and often even threatened human being on nature.




5 comments:

  1. Superb is right. I get it. Thanks for your words, too.

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  2. For a moment I imagine I am looking underwater. Don't forget tomorrow is Window Views and doors too!

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  3. This is fantastic! I will google the author now to see more. Thanks!

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  4. It may also be a comment on the conditional nature of reality. What we see in his piece comes as a surprise to our expectations.

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