Water Colours
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HOW WATER SHAPES OUR WORLD
Spectacular aerial photographs of water in all its diversity
It flows, chooses the path of least resistance and is elemental in the truest sense of the word: water. And over the past years, young, award-winning photographer Kevin Krautgartner has portrayed it in unusual, impressive and aesthetic images. He documents water in all its facets and shows this fount of life in its wealth of colours, its diversity of forms and in all its fragile beauty. Because no two waters are alike: atypical perspectives highlight unusual, exciting, some- times surreal natural phenomena. The landscape portraits blur the boundaries between the natural and man-made hues of water, often only exposing their essence at second glance. They reveal a world of surprising contrasts and similarities inviting beholders to lose themselves in the images and offering food for thought. In his accompanying essay, Florian Werner offers a profound, humorous and congenial commentary on the essence of water.
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Works of art – created by nature or man-made an aesthetic perspective on water in its many facets
Blood-red, iridescent green, deep turquoise: the world of water comes in many colours
Captured from the air by an award-winning young photographer (e.g. winner of the 2019 ‘Fine Art Photography Award’) and accompanied by perceptive and entertaining texts from Florian Werner
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Florian Werner
Florian Werner was born in Berlin in 1971 and graduated in English, American studies and German in Tübingen, Berlin and Aberdeen. He writes narrative non-fiction and prose, is a guest lecturer at various universities and works for radio. His books have been translated into numerous languages, for example, English, Spanish and Japanese. He lives in Berlin with his wife and their two children.