Panography

The artworks which I call “panographs” are panoramic shots in the classic sense, but expanded by the temporal dimension: digitally created wide-angle images that are manually assembled from many different individual photos taken at various angles. In contrast to a normal photograph, which usually only depicts merely a millisecond, a complete panograph includes a period of up to 30 minutes.

This technique leads to works with the cubist effect of kaleidoscopic super wide-angle panoramas of places and buildings like Times Square in New York, Potsdamer Platz in Berlin or Centre Pompidou in Paris.