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Original photograph, hand signed by Christo and by W Volz (Christo's photographer) // Reichstag Mappe I, 22 Uhr by Christo Javacheff captures the dramatic installation of the wrapped Reichstag building in Berlin at 10 p.m. This limited edition print, photographed by Wolfgang Volz and signed by both the artist and photographer, portrays the monument enveloped in fabric, illuminated from below. The warm lighting creates a striking contrast against the darkening blue sky, adding an ethereal glow to the structure and emphasizing the transformative effect of Christo’s intervention. The wrapping softens the Reichstag’s rigid architecture, encouraging viewers to see it as both monumental and transient, a commentary on the impermanence of structures and political symbols.
Reichstag Mappe I, 22 Uhr, 1995
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Original photograph, hand signed by Christo and by W Volz (Christo's photographer) // Reichstag Mappe I, 22 Uhr by Christo Javacheff captures the dramatic installation of the wrapped Reichstag building in Berlin at 10 p.m. This limited edition print, photographed by Wolfgang Volz and signed by both the artist and photographer, portrays the monument enveloped in fabric, illuminated from below. The warm lighting creates a striking contrast against the darkening blue sky, adding an ethereal glow to the structure and emphasizing the transformative effect of Christo’s intervention. The wrapping softens the Reichstag’s rigid architecture, encouraging viewers to see it as both monumental and transient, a commentary on the impermanence of structures and political symbols.
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