The Orb Project by Edward Neumann Depicts Contained Landscapes
Meghan Young — January 15, 2014 — Fashion
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The work of photographer Edward Neumann deals with the real in a surreal fashion. At least where his ongoing series titled The Orb Project is concerned. It revolves around the imagery of an orb that either distorts the scenes it is placed in or contains the scenes depicted within its spherical perimeters. Either way, the effect that Edward Neumann has achieved is captivating.
Based in London, Edward Neumann focuses mainly on his immediate surroundings when it comes to this project. Using Photoshop, My Modern Met explains, "he blended his love for London's architecture into intriguing manipulations where images were completely dismantled and then put back together into new, kaleidoscopic formations." And yet the photographer goes on to state that a fascination with geometric forms also inspires his work.
Based in London, Edward Neumann focuses mainly on his immediate surroundings when it comes to this project. Using Photoshop, My Modern Met explains, "he blended his love for London's architecture into intriguing manipulations where images were completely dismantled and then put back together into new, kaleidoscopic formations." And yet the photographer goes on to state that a fascination with geometric forms also inspires his work.
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