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The Hong Kong skyline: The image is a digital abstraction of urban reality – not a documentary cityscape, but an artistically heightened vision of metropolis, movement, and structure. The color scheme (blue/orange) creates tension and alludes to contrasts: cold vs. warmth, technology vs. life, distance vs. proximity. The skyline represents not only architecture, but also density, progress, and globalization – an emblem of modern civilization. The… real elements (buildings, water, boats) are transformed through digital manipulation into a new aesthetic reality – almost like a dream of the city. People, movement, and everyday life are absent – the image appears as a frozen moment or a digital imprint of urban presence.
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Thomas Falkner is a self-taught photographer and digital artist with a journalistic background who creates his works through his own photographs, digital editing, and occasional use of AI. His works are characterized by strong reduction, surreal alienation, abstract imagery, and graphic structures and contrasts between black and white and deliberate color accents. He explores hidden perspectives and structures in urban and natural spaces, creating images that encourage reflection, questioning, and the discovery of individual associations – full of depth, openness, and subtle irony.