Reflections of India
Skyline of Jaipur 2
2011
A closer look at the work
A dense field of small lights fills the nocturnal plain. On the right, a dark rocky rise interrupts the illuminated city; a narrow hazy sky lies above. Horizontal breadth turns streets and buildings into a continuous pattern. Brighter routes recede without a single centre organising the points of light.
From this distance, the city becomes an experience of extension. Countless places remain present but cannot be told apart as individual stories. The dark slope sets an irregular boundary against the illuminated field. Built pattern and less legible terrain reveal human density while exposing the limits of overview: much becomes visible, little personally accessible.
Format and edition details
| Größe: | 40 × 120 cm, Edition 1/7 +2AP |
| 60 × 180 cm, Edition 1/5 +2AP | |
| 100 × 300 cm, Edition 1/3 +2AP | |
| Jahr: | 2011 |
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