BIRKENWALD OPERATION
Photographic art and collecting Written by André Wagner
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FREE CATALOGY CARRIESPhotography is like a window to the location of the shot, and it should also be placed in the room wisely.
In addition, photography as art in space can do even more:
You can visually enlarge spaces, continue escapes, or focus your attention intentionally: season, day or night, light or shadow; everything has an effect.
Every corner of the building also has its light and shadow sides, and the photography we use and design for a space can have different tasks and meanings.
It can stimulate communication in your rooms. It puts an accent at the heart of it or fuses perception into an organic part of your rooms. Energyless areas can be charged, dark corners can be lighted. In places of hustle and bustle, photography can bring tranquility.
Where interior immersion and relaxation are at the forefront, art can always inspire the viewer to dream.
When you start off on a highly concentrated day, what do you want to look at? And what about times of leisure? You realize, it's about personal questions and your preferences. Of course, it's about the function of space, sometimes architecture, and it should be about your goals and desires.
Every photograph is unique, just like every moment and every person, and that's why -- we think -- everyone has their own work of art, and if that work of art isn't photographed yet, ideas come up in conversation.
Because that gives me the opportunity to create the artwork for you that you may have been looking for for a long time.
We've already been able to do a variety of art projects for companies and private clients. Art-in-space concepts have been developed and implemented according to individual frameworks and wishes. See for yourself how the images fit into the space. How they revitalize it.
„Photography in Space“ is a service of mine that I offer to companies as a service.”
It was important to us to loosen up the sterile, factual atmosphere of the operating room with a calming natural scene.
We were explicitly looking for a Birkenwald motif and needed high-resolution quality. During the research we came across André Wagner, a hit.
The format of the photographic wall does not give the impression of a picture, rather the room opens virtually into a birch forest, which is bright and friendly, welcoming.
We often see that when patients enter the hall, they suddenly shed all their tension and only marvel, and thank you very much for this magnificent picture, it always rejoices.
Mr PD Dr. med. B. J. Czermak
Further implemented project
Tobias Schlegl sits in my Birkenwald studio also known under EXTRA 3