Here I experimented with the houses of the famous city of Grasse in French Provence. I was drawn to combine the cheerful ensemble of houses with something technical. The turbine used here comes from an aviation museum in Munich. It stands for energy, but is also something of a symbol of wholeness. Together with the moon and the stars, it perhaps stands for the power of the imaginative and of dreams. The building in the sea is taken from St. Mary's Church in Wismar.
dream and reason
Horizon Machine (2020)
Horizon Machine (2020)
Information on art prints
Information on art prints
All images are produced in a total edition of 80 pieces. Prices include shipping costs.
The 200 g/m² fine art paper has a smooth, clear surface and a natural white tone. The matte finish particularly enhances highlights and tones, creating a razor-sharp, gallery-level appearance.
The fine art prints are produced using the Giclée process – the gold standard used by museums and galleries worldwide.
All images are supplied unframed. Shipping is included in the price for these regions: Europe, North America, and Australia with New Zealand. For all other areas, a charge of 10 Euros will apply.
Would you like a different size or finish (e.g., aluminum Dibond)? Please send me a message.
Shipping & Delivery
Shipping & Delivery
Shipping is free to these regions: Europe, North America, and Australia with New Zealand. For all other areas, a charge of 10 Euros applies.
Delivery time Europe and North America: 5-10 days, Australia, New Zealand: 3-7 days, Other areas: 10-20 days
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