#robert voit

[xanaxfarts]

‘New Trees’ (2012) ph. Robert Voit

Voit's photographed cell phone towers camouflaged as trees across multiple countries, from Britain to the US and South Africa. In pursuit of seamless connectivity, there is a strong public objection to the unsightly appearance of bare cell phone towers. As a result, many companies opt to disguise these towers as trees, church steeples, flag poles, water tanks, and various other structures. These are widely known as "stealth towers" or "stealth installations."

[nostalgiasde]

Fotografías que pertenecen a la serie “New Trees” del fotógrafo alemán Robert Voit. Las necesidades tecnológicas que requieran nuestras actuales formas de comunicación han llegado a modificar la visual, como estos árboles devenidos en antenas.

[desimonewayland]

Robert Voit

Las Vegas, USA, 2009

Chromogenic prints on Kodak Endura paper

From the series New Trees

Clamp Art, NYC

[desimonewayland]

Robert Voit

South Africa, 2006, USA, 2009

Chromogenic prints on Kodak Endura paper

From the series New Trees

Clamp Art, NYC

[whatifrat]

What if rats could disguise themselves perfectly as everyday objects? You’d never know if that shoe, teapot, or teddy bear was actually watching you.

[admiredphotographers]

Robert Voit. De la série The Alphabet of New Plants. 

Galerie-Peter-Sillem

[shortvisualstories]

Robert Voit‘s series ‘The Alphabet of New Plants’ – a beautiful way of presenting man’s eternal desire to conquer the nature – either by borrowing forms through imitation or to substitute it in the 21st-century.

Inspired by the great work of Karl Blossfeld from 1928 “Urformen der Kunst“, the series resembles at first glance a photo album of gorgeous plants photographed in a neutral background. On closer look though it reveals that actually they are artificial. Plastic plants produced for mass consumption for decorative purposes.

The photographs have not been retouched or artificially manipulated and are collected in a photo book published by Hatje Cantz

[shortvisualstoriesbw]

Robert Voit‘s series ‘The Alphabet of New Plants’ – a beautiful way of presenting man’s eternal desire to conquer the nature – either by borrowing forms through imitation or to substitute it in the 21st-century.