Architectural Harmony: Three-dimensional Effect Print - Limited Edition of 5

Multi Award Winning Artist & Photographer NGUYENSminiaturen Website: https://nguyensminiaturen.visura.co/ Original Artworks in small sizes in a limited signed edition of 2, 3, 4, 5 or 10 copies, depending on the motif, in sizes of 20 x 30 cm, 30 x 30 cm, 40 x 40 cm - most of them with a white border. Alway 2 AP (Artist Prints). Signed, numbered and artist stamp on the back. All motifs can be ordered also as open end prints in a variety of sizes and frame options. Calmness in Sight “Artistic photography today moves quite differently than it did a few decades ago as a visual force and communicative intervention. This is amid an overflowing stream of images whose production, administration, and dissemination have long since run out of control of conscientious management. After film, television, computers, it is above all the smartphone that has catapulted us into a new visual age. Often, the challenge is to give the eyes an occasion to linger between their unsteady jumps from image to image. Michael Nguyen succeeds excellently in creating such an occasion with his photographs by creating clarity of vision and a challenge of interpretation through reduction and focus.” Prof. Dr. Rainer Funke Founding dean of the Department of Design Potsdam University of Applied Sciences Michael Nguyen is a “publicity shy” (Merkur daily newspaper Munich) photo artist, a photographic poet who moves away from the mainstream, at the same time blurs genres. "Most of the photos could only be taken because Nguyen has a special eye for his surroundings and gives even the mundane a second view." (Süddeutsche Zeitung). In his photography he focuses on architectural details and urban landscapes. “With my architectural photography, I am on the search for the aesthetic qualities of buildings in their urban spatial effect. Above all, I am interested in the visual richness of detail in its compositional diversity and its strangeness. The most unadulterated, neutral documentation of buildings for sales and presentation purposes is not part of my work, nor is the creation of marketable references for architectural firms. Nor are they photographs that depict a building in its ideal state to increase the market value of the building in question. With my very own passion for buildings, I strive, as an artistic architectural photographer, to interpret reality and give a new soul to the appearance of buildings through love, enthusiasm, and desire.