German photographer Thomas Kellner has been producing large-scale works that piece together monuments, palaces, museums and landmarks in a signature style that he has been perfecting for years. There is a method to these intricate fragmentations; they are made up of horizontally placed film strips that include an incredible number of individual photos side by side. Each photo was shot through the camera in a way that varies slightly from the next. Kellner’s film strips become the new capture; a new image all together that he then makes a contact print out of.
Kellner reminds us of the craft in meticulous and creative process, supplying us with undulating reconstructions that we can’t help but see with kaliedoscope eyes.
Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco









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Pretty sure that last one is not Brooklyn Bridge. Unless it relocated to London 150 years ago…