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Matthias Langer - Lichtlinien
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It can be said that Matthias Langer´s photographs the time. The objects pictured in this viewing room seem to be simply burning candles in candlesticks. But there is much more behind these beautiful photographies. During the process of making the artworks, the candles were the only source of light in the room when the picture was taken. They are light source and motif in one.
Title: Matthias Langer - Lichtlinien
Description:
It can be said that Matthias Langer´s photographs the time.
The objects pictured in this viewing room seem to be simply burning candles in candlesticks.
But there is much more behind these beautiful photographies.
During the process of making the artworks, the candles were the only source of light in the room when the picture was taken.
They are light source and motif in one.
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