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BETA45
Germany
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24 pieces
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- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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This work is a vibrant explosion of colors and shapes that radiates dynamism and joy. I wanted to capture an energy that transforms spaces and evokes emotions—a visual celebration of modern life. It will give your home a powerful, inspiring atmosphere that invites wonder and makes everyday life colorful and exciting. In this small series of four motifs, I played with reflections and strong color contrasts.
- Medium : Giclée print on Paper , Alu-Dibond
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 19.7x13.8in
- Edition : 1 / 25
- Artist's proof : 2
- Hors commerce : 2
BETA45
Germany
BETA45 is not a person, but a project. A version number originated during university studies as software that never existed: Beta version 4.5, never finished, never released, but in use. What remains is a running program.
BETA45 combines photography, printmaking, painting, and augmented reality to create large-format collages of layers, levels, and planes. The motifs reveal how growth becomes visible: skyscrapers, cable bundles, concrete embankments, stilt houses, harbor cranes – structures poised between order and chaos, often found in the less attractive corners of cities.
Each work has a second layer that reveals what the first conceals: facts about sinking cities, overfished lakes, ghost nets in the ocean, or heat trapped between glass and concrete. These layers are made visible via an AR app. The images are beautiful, powerful, and unsettling all at once. They ask what human civilization leaves behind.
BETA45 combines photography, printmaking, painting, and augmented reality to create large-format collages of layers, levels, and planes. The motifs reveal how growth becomes visible: skyscrapers, cable bundles, concrete embankments, stilt houses, harbor cranes – structures poised between order and chaos, often found in the less attractive corners of cities.
Each work has a second layer that reveals what the first conceals: facts about sinking cities, overfished lakes, ghost nets in the ocean, or heat trapped between glass and concrete. These layers are made visible via an AR app. The images are beautiful, powerful, and unsettling all at once. They ask what human civilization leaves behind.
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
$700
