The plant series reflects the transience of things and the endless cycle of life and death. Viewing the elaborate tangle of coloured, depth-mapped outlines and patterns of a rotten leaf with 3D glasses suddenly brings chaos back to order, revealing this unexpected secret beauty.
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The series draws its inspiration from the striking ethereal beauty of Karl Blossfeldt’s early 20th century work, adding a new dimension to reduced graphic aesthetics of plant photography: depth. Slightly offset red-cyan coloured outlines and structures generate curiosity, but their stereoscopic secret will only be revealed with 3D glasses, allowing the observer to immerse in a new world of illusion.
The correlation between viewer and image becomes dynamic. Looking at the flat, graphically reduced image without glasses, is a more abstract and texture driven perception, while the 3D visualization allows us to feel the volume and dive into the image. Switching between two views rises to a new emotional relationship, loaded with tension, imagination and emotion.
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Leafs 8←→© S. Cramer
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Leafs 2←→© S. Cramer
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Leafs 1←→© S. Cramer
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Leafs 12←→© S. Cramer
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Achillea←→© S. Cramer
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Thistle←→© S. Cramer
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Bergamot 2←→© S. Cramer
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Anemone Leaf←→© S. Cramer
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Anemone Leaf 2←→© S. Cramer
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Clematis Semen 7←→© S. Cramer
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Clematis Semen 5←→© S. Cramer
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Branch 3←→© S. Cramer
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Branch 2←→© S. Cramer
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Branch 1←→© S. Cramer
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Branch 1←→© S. Cramer
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Allium←→© S. Cramer
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Poppy Capsules←→© S. Cramer
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Hosta Leaf←→© S. Cramer
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Peony←→© S. Cramer
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Aster←→© S. Cramer
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Orchid 3←→© S. Cramer
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Veil Herb←→© S. Cramer