Dreams of Kodak, Nr. 04

Markus Lehr

2026 • Germany • Digital on Paper

14 x 18 in

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Markus Lehr

Germany

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Artwork details

Medium : Digital on Paper
Framing : Framing on request
Dimensions : 13.8x17.7in
Edition : All editions sold (18 / 18)
Artist's proof : 2
Hors commerce : 2

About this artwork

Here is the street you can't remember. The light is there, the soft Kodak tone, as if it came from another time. A small restaurant appears at the roadside, its windows glowing in the twilight, promising something you can't explain. Behind the trees, there's a firework display. It flares up and fades, leaving nothing but a vague memory. Power lines, streetlights, the mountain beyond—the world is suspended for a moment, shrouded in a gentle, soft… mist.

Images appear and fade like fragments of a memory, familiar in their colors and textures, yet strange, as if borrowed from someone else's dreams. Nothing is intrusive, and nothing needs explaining. Perhaps you'd like to linger a little longer and find a quiet and comforting sense of belonging here.

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Markus Lehr

Germany

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Markus Lehr works with photography and digital media, inspired by his background in communication studies at the Berlin University of the Arts. His technique combines photographic precision with AI-based image transformation, allowing him to seamlessly merge real and imagined elements. Empty spaces, urban areas, and forgotten objects become vehicles for memory and emotion. Lehr's works convey a melancholic, poetic mood, the silence after an event; they invite the viewer to discover human traces and longings in the unseen.

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