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Rain Lights belongs to the Color Garden series, in which natural forms and colored surfaces are brought into a quiet, almost abstract proximity. The work contrasts the deep green, rain-glistening leaf with the warm, ochre-colored layers of fallen leaves. Fine droplets, speckles, and organic lines coalesce into a composition that appears both vibrant and serene.
The overlapping textures evoke the moment when moisture deepens the color and light… begins to glow. Rain Glow invites you to discover the radiance of nature in detail – a subtle yet intense piece from a garden of colors.
Photo print on FUJI Crystal behind matte acrylic glass with excellent color depth and contrast, free from reflections even under difficult lighting conditions.
Uwe Kobold, a natural scientist by training, lives and works south of Munich. He combines analytical precision with artistic openness. His photographic series revolve around movement, rhythm, and change—not just as visible forms, but as experiences inscribed in the images. In Tango Argentino, he condenses closeness, tension, and the fleeting nature of the moment. In portraits, he traces the traces of personality and time; his images of plants and gardens reveal growth, change, and renewal. The combination of precision and openness is characteristic: his works are not merely documents, but questions about what remains when movement changes, the moment moves on, or life takes on new forms. This creates a visual language that opens up a vibrant field of tension between nature and culture, proximity and distance, experiment and form.