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Original photograph, hand signed by Christo and by W Volz (Christo's photographer) // Reichstag Mappe I, 16 Uhr by Christo Javacheff is a limited edition photograph capturing the dramatic and ephemeral wrapping of the Reichstag in Berlin. Taken at 4 PM, the image showcases the building enveloped in silvery fabric under the afternoon sun, with deep shadows accentuating its transformed contours. This project, photographed by Wolfgang Volz, emphasizes Christo's vision of temporarily altering iconic structures to evoke new ways of seeing. The fabric’s folds create an illusion of fluidity, challenging the solid, immovable nature of the architecture. This moment, preserved in the photograph, invites viewers to appreciate the interplay between permanence and temporality.
Reichstag Mappe I, 16 Uhr, 1995
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Original photograph, hand signed by Christo and by W Volz (Christo's photographer) // Reichstag Mappe I, 16 Uhr by Christo Javacheff is a limited edition photograph capturing the dramatic and ephemeral wrapping of the Reichstag in Berlin. Taken at 4 PM, the image showcases the building enveloped in silvery fabric under the afternoon sun, with deep shadows accentuating its transformed contours. This project, photographed by Wolfgang Volz, emphasizes Christo's vision of temporarily altering iconic structures to evoke new ways of seeing. The fabric’s folds create an illusion of fluidity, challenging the solid, immovable nature of the architecture. This moment, preserved in the photograph, invites viewers to appreciate the interplay between permanence and temporality.
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