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Nadine Ethner, The Baltic Sea Project Part II, Prism #7, 2025

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Nadine Ethner, The Baltic Sea Project Part II, Prism #7, 2025Landschaft ist stets ein Spiegelbild menschlichen Handelns. Die Ostsee vereint verschiedene Lnder und Perspektiven, die sich in einem Lichtprisma widerspiegeln. Licht kann das Verborgene offenbaren. In Prozessen der digitalen Transformation ist Landschaft nicht mehr nur Lebensraum, sondern auch ein politisches Spiegelbild verschiedener Staaten. Es gibt zudem eine erweiterte Realitt, die unsere Augen nicht wahrnehmen knnen. Hinzu kommt die Anflligkeit

Landschaft ist stets ein Spiegelbild menschlichen Handelns.

Die Ostsee vereint verschiedene Länder und Perspektiven, die sich in einem Lichtprisma widerspiegeln. Licht kann das Verborgene offenbaren.

In Prozessen der digitalen Transformation ist Landschaft nicht mehr nur Lebensraum, sondern auch ein politisches Spiegelbild verschiedener Staaten. Es gibt zudem eine erweiterte Realität, die unsere Augen nicht wahrnehmen können.

Hinzu kommt die Anfälligkeit der Ostsee, die unter Umweltproblemen wie Sauerstoffmangel leidet, was zur Bildung von sauerstoffarmen „toten Zonen“ in den Tiefen des Meeres führt. Der aktuelle Wasserstand ist der niedrigste seit 140 Jahren.

Ökologische Katastrophen und eine behutsame ökologische Wiederherstellung durch den Menschen sind eng miteinander verflochten.

"Der sinnliche Eindruck, den der Betrachter über die räumlich angeordneten Fotografien erfährt, lässt ein inneres Empfindungsbild aufsteigen, das zu sich zu einer synthetischen Wahrnehmungsform verdichtet. Wir begegnen einem impressionistischen Gestus, der auf einer Vielzahl konzeptioneller Einzelnuancen beruht. Anders ausgedrückt: Rund um dieses kleine graublaue Binnenmeer des Nordens existiert eine mehrfarbene Palette an unterschiedlichen Ländern, Menschen und Kulturen, die in dem Projekt Baltic Sea ins ästhetische Verhältnis gesetzt sind."–Stephan Reisner

Special Edition für VTph editions



Auflage 15+2 AP

38 x 30 cm Hahnemühle Fine Art Print, Fine Art Baryta Satin, mit weißem Rand 1,5 cm

€ 400,00 (inkl. 19% MwSt) ungerahmt, nummeriert und signiert

ca. 45 x 35 cm, gerahmt

€ 550,00 (inkl. 19% MwSt) gerahmt, Ahorn weiß gebeizt, Distanzleiste, Museumsglas, nummeriert und signiert

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Landscape is always a reflection of civil intervention.
The Baltic Sea unites different countries and perspectives, reflected in a prism of light. Light can reveal what is hidden. In digital transformation processes landscape is not only a habitat anymore, but also a political reflection of different states. There is also an augmented reality that our eyes cannot perceive.
Added to this is the vulnerability of the Baltic Sea, which suffers from environmental problems such as oxygen depletion, leading to the formation of oxygen-depleted “dead zones” deep in the sea. The current water level is the lowest it has been in 140 years. Ecological disasters and careful human ecological restoration are closely intertwined.
"The sensory perception that the viewer has while looking at the photographs creates an inner image that condenses into a kind of synthetic perception. We encounter an impressionistic gesture that rests on a large number of singular conceptual nuances. Put another way, Baltic Sea takes the diverse colors of the countries, people and cultures surrounding this small gray-blue sea in the north and puts them into an aesthetic context."

"Yes, there is more to these idyllic white beaches and vast expanses of blue-gray water than meets the eye. One should remember this when looking into the images for something unambiguous, precise or enduring. That something certainly does exist, but it is in a barely perceptible state of flux that sweeps over and beyond the images in long waves, altering their meaning and sense."–Stephan Reisner

The Baltic Sea Project Part II, Prism #7, 2025

Special Edition for VTph editions

Edition of 15+2AP

38 x 30 cm Hahnemühle Fine Art Print, Fine Art Baryta Satin, with white border (1,5 cm), unframed

€ 400,00 (incl. 19% VAT) unframed, numbered and signed

ca. 45 x 35 cm, framed

€ 550,00 (incl. 19% VAT), maple wood white stained, distance bar, mounted, museum glass, numbered and signed

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