Wim Wenders' Photo Series Captures Diverse Depictions Of Spaces
Rahul Kalvapalle — October 29, 2015 — Art & Design
References: wim-wenders & featureshoot
Time Capsules: By The Side Of The Road is an extremely thought-provoking photo series put together by the noted German filmmaker and photographer Win Wenders. This particular photo series is being displayed at the artist's solo show in Southern Berlin. It comprises massive panoramic vistas as well as smaller and less intimidating depictions of various scenes in Germany and the USA.
This photo series captures a variety of sites, ranging from magnificent and historical sites such as the Berlin Wall and small, roadside graveyards. These photos intentionally leave out human subjects in order to leave the photographs open to interpretation in the eyes of each unique viewer.
This unique philosophy allows the viewers of the Time Capsules: By The Side Of The Road photo series to occupy the spaces in the photos as they see fit.
This photo series captures a variety of sites, ranging from magnificent and historical sites such as the Berlin Wall and small, roadside graveyards. These photos intentionally leave out human subjects in order to leave the photographs open to interpretation in the eyes of each unique viewer.
This unique philosophy allows the viewers of the Time Capsules: By The Side Of The Road photo series to occupy the spaces in the photos as they see fit.
Trend Themes
1. Non-human Subject Photography - Exploring photography without human subjects to evoke unique interpretations.
2. Interpretive Photography - Encouraging imaginative interpretation of photography by leaving out details.
3. Panoramic Photography - Presenting massive panoramic vistas and smaller scenes in one photo series.
Industry Implications
1. Fine Arts - Developing new forms of artistic photography that challenge traditional styles.
2. Tourism - Using panoramic photography to showcase the diversity of locations for travel.
3. Advertising - Employing interpretive photography techniques to create larger brand-specific narratives.
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