New Urbex Photo Series: Mad Hatter’s Desert

Thursday, October 15th, 2009 | decay, gallery | No Comments

In Summer of 2007, we went on a longer trip through Northern Italy. One of the places we visited was an abandoned brickworks plant. The workshop was a large area outside a small town, situated atop a hill. It was a beautiful Saturday afternoon, and the orange brick roofs were waiting patiently under the warm evening sun.

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Tags: abandonments, brickworks, decay, Italy, photography, travel, urban exploration, urbanexploration, urbex

A Little Pixel Experiment

Sunday, October 4th, 2009 | abstract, decay, gallery, pixel art | No Comments

I have a huge respect for pixel artists; the simplicity, the love for the detail, and the whimsical results – it’s such a fun artform. Today, I’ve taken a couple of my newest abstract photographs and tried to morph them into pixel art pieces. All of them are hand-drawn, i.e. I haven’t just rescaled the original, but created them from scratch (that’s why the colors are sometimes a little off).

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My latest abstract works

Thursday, October 1st, 2009 | abstract, decay | No Comments

Over the last couple of weeks, I have experimented a lot with abstracts, mostly square crops of industrial details as well as a couple of polyptychs. It’s a very intuitive process, and the folks over at DeviantArt have been a great help in finding out what works and what doesn’t.

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Tags: abstract, decay, photography, polyptychs, square, urbanexploration