Landart
Mein Bild zeigt eine Landschaft, die von Menschen verändert wurde. Der Ort dieser Landschaft könnte überall sein. Die Gebäude stehen einander in geometrischen Formen gegenüber und stellen eine Referenz zum Bild "Gravitation" von Kandinsky dar. Die Illustration zeigt unser Verhältnis gegenüber der Natur die wir, wie unsere ganze Welt, ständig gestalten und verändern. Im Gegensatz zur Natur gestalten wir Menschen unsere Städte und Kommunen in abstrakten Formen, somit gestalten wir unsere Welt künstlerisch und gleichzeitig künstlich. Wir regulieren die Richtung eines Flusses, verschieben Grenzen und arrangieren alles so wie wir es wollen. Mit diesem Bild wollte ich in überspitzter Form unsere Beziehung zur Natur darstellen.
My picture shows a landscape formed by people. The place could be in any country. The buildings are in geometrical forms to each other and are inspired by the picture "gravitation" by Kandinsky. The illustration shows the way how we feel about our environment and the way we "design" our world. In contrast to nature, we build our cities and communities in abstract shapes. The way we are shaping our environment is both artistic and artificial. We regulate the flow of rivers, form different borders and rearrange everything as we like it. With this image, I am trying to exaggerate the type of relationship we have towards nature.
My picture shows a landscape formed by people. The place could be in any country. The buildings are in geometrical forms to each other and are inspired by the picture "gravitation" by Kandinsky. The illustration shows the way how we feel about our environment and the way we "design" our world. In contrast to nature, we build our cities and communities in abstract shapes. The way we are shaping our environment is both artistic and artificial. We regulate the flow of rivers, form different borders and rearrange everything as we like it. With this image, I am trying to exaggerate the type of relationship we have towards nature.
© European Space Imaging /DigitalGlobe / F. Schledding
