Bernhard Lang - Crate_Stacks_003
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Description from the seller
Edition Aerial Views Bernhard Lang
Image: "Crate_Stacks_003"
Size C: 60 x 60 cm, 23,6 x 23,6 inch
No 1 of 7, Limited Edition Fine Art Print.
Captured in 2019 in Germany
The World From Above
Printed on Hahnemuehle Fine Art Photo paper in museumquality with Archival pigment print.
The Fine Art Print has an additional white 5 cm wide photo-paper-border (can be cropped for framing).
Delivered without frame, signed and numbered on the white paperborder, bottom right.
Included is a certificate of authenticity and a separate signed label to stick on the back when mounted.
Printed right after auction's end, with one week turnaround.
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The AERIAL VIEWS CRATE STACKS PHOTO SERIES:
„Photographer Bernhard Lang is known for his aerial shots that capture the inexact repetition and geometry of everyday life. His project, “Crate Stacks,” focuses in on a German beverage production yard, a facet of an industry that employs about 60,000 people in more than 500 companies in the country. Captured in November 2019 while Lang was flying in a small plane over the area, the series shows thousands of crates sorted by color and assembled in long lines. Tiny squares and circles comprise the lengthy rectangular rows, highlighting the height differences of each stack. The artist says the shots remind him of “the computer game Tetris or graphic bar diagrams.”" Magazine Colossal, (USA 12/2019)
THE ARTIST:
Since 2010, Bernhard Lang is capturing the earth's surface in his photo series "Aerial Views".
To take these pictures from the heavens, Lang takes off in helicopters and small aircrafts.
Lang's work has been published in Times Magazin, The Washington Post, The Guardian, CNN, Wired, National Geographic Magazin, Corriere della Sera, Zeit Magazin, art magazine, mare, FAZ, Stern, Spiegel, SZ, ... and and has produced artistic content for Apple, Aston Martin, Akris, Getty Images Creative, Sundek, Deutsche Welle TV Channel, …
He's aiming to find interesting looking patterns and structures on the surface of our planet. He also takes particular interest in capturing images, that show the impact of human’s activities on the nature and environment.
Lang’s images free us from the bonds of gravity and allow us to take a more detached look at the world and our effect on it — both good and bad. It is this duality that lang is most interested in investigating through his work, the strange balance between beauty and destruction, and the ongoing struggle for symbiosis between human kind and the earth we inhabit.
Lang’s work has been shown in several exhibitions worldwide, and his exclusively limited, museum quality Fine Art Prints are held in corporate and private collections.
AWARDS:
2023 ND Awards 1ST Honorable Mention, The BOG RENATURATION Series
2020 ND Awards 1ST Place Gold Star, STAHLWERK Series
2017 ND Awards 1ST Place Gold Star, Manila Overpopulation Series
2017 Gold Winner Graphis Photography Annual, Adria Series
2016 ND Nature Photographer Of The Year, ND Awards 1ST Place Gold Star, Circle Irrigation Series
2016 Prix Pictet Nomination, Adria Series
2015 SONY WORLD PHOTOGRAPHY AWARDS Professional Winner Travel, Adria Series
2015 International Photography Awards (ipa), Winner Professional Fine Art, Abstract, Mar del Plastico Series
2015 Trierenberg Super Circuit, Goldmedal Kategorie „Seen from Above“, Adria Series
2014 ND Awards, London 1ST Place Gold Star in Category Architecture-Industrial, Harbour Series
2014 International Photography Awards (ipa), 3rd Place Architecture-Industrial, Harbour Series
2013 One Eyeland Awards, 1ST Place Gold in Category Architecture-Aerial, Harbour Series
Selected Exhibitions:
2025 Drente, Netherlands, De Proef, Limbo - The Bog
2025 Hamburg, Germany, Barlach Halle, Art Photo Salon
2023 Frankfurt am Main, Germany, Galerie Heussenstamm
2022 Havana, Cuba, 14. Bienal De La Habana
2021 Ingolstadt, Germany, Museum für Konkrete Kunst: "bernhard lang _ mit abstand am schoensten"
2019 Bend, Oregon, USA, High Desert Museum, "Fueling the Future/Energizando el Futuro", Solar Power Plants
2018 Bangkok, Thailand, Art and Culture Centre, "Beyond The Air We Breathe, Adressing Climate Change", Mar del Plastico
2016 Mexico City , Chapultepec Park, "Lucie Foundation at C40 Mayors Summit“, Mar del Plastico, Harbour
2016 London, Getty Images Gallery: "6x6“, Adria
2015 Den Haag, Netherlands, The Mesdag Collection, Adria
2015 Berlin Willy-Brandt-Haus, Sony World Photography Awards Exhibition, Adria
2015 Galerie Liusa Wang, Solo Show, Coal Mine
2015 London Sony World Photography Awards Exhibition at the Somerset House London, Adria
2011 London Getty Gallery: "It Takes More Exhibition", Winter Aerials
Edition Aerial Views Bernhard Lang
Image: "Crate_Stacks_003"
Size C: 60 x 60 cm, 23,6 x 23,6 inch
No 1 of 7, Limited Edition Fine Art Print.
Captured in 2019 in Germany
The World From Above
Printed on Hahnemuehle Fine Art Photo paper in museumquality with Archival pigment print.
The Fine Art Print has an additional white 5 cm wide photo-paper-border (can be cropped for framing).
Delivered without frame, signed and numbered on the white paperborder, bottom right.
Included is a certificate of authenticity and a separate signed label to stick on the back when mounted.
Printed right after auction's end, with one week turnaround.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
The AERIAL VIEWS CRATE STACKS PHOTO SERIES:
„Photographer Bernhard Lang is known for his aerial shots that capture the inexact repetition and geometry of everyday life. His project, “Crate Stacks,” focuses in on a German beverage production yard, a facet of an industry that employs about 60,000 people in more than 500 companies in the country. Captured in November 2019 while Lang was flying in a small plane over the area, the series shows thousands of crates sorted by color and assembled in long lines. Tiny squares and circles comprise the lengthy rectangular rows, highlighting the height differences of each stack. The artist says the shots remind him of “the computer game Tetris or graphic bar diagrams.”" Magazine Colossal, (USA 12/2019)
THE ARTIST:
Since 2010, Bernhard Lang is capturing the earth's surface in his photo series "Aerial Views".
To take these pictures from the heavens, Lang takes off in helicopters and small aircrafts.
Lang's work has been published in Times Magazin, The Washington Post, The Guardian, CNN, Wired, National Geographic Magazin, Corriere della Sera, Zeit Magazin, art magazine, mare, FAZ, Stern, Spiegel, SZ, ... and and has produced artistic content for Apple, Aston Martin, Akris, Getty Images Creative, Sundek, Deutsche Welle TV Channel, …
He's aiming to find interesting looking patterns and structures on the surface of our planet. He also takes particular interest in capturing images, that show the impact of human’s activities on the nature and environment.
Lang’s images free us from the bonds of gravity and allow us to take a more detached look at the world and our effect on it — both good and bad. It is this duality that lang is most interested in investigating through his work, the strange balance between beauty and destruction, and the ongoing struggle for symbiosis between human kind and the earth we inhabit.
Lang’s work has been shown in several exhibitions worldwide, and his exclusively limited, museum quality Fine Art Prints are held in corporate and private collections.
AWARDS:
2023 ND Awards 1ST Honorable Mention, The BOG RENATURATION Series
2020 ND Awards 1ST Place Gold Star, STAHLWERK Series
2017 ND Awards 1ST Place Gold Star, Manila Overpopulation Series
2017 Gold Winner Graphis Photography Annual, Adria Series
2016 ND Nature Photographer Of The Year, ND Awards 1ST Place Gold Star, Circle Irrigation Series
2016 Prix Pictet Nomination, Adria Series
2015 SONY WORLD PHOTOGRAPHY AWARDS Professional Winner Travel, Adria Series
2015 International Photography Awards (ipa), Winner Professional Fine Art, Abstract, Mar del Plastico Series
2015 Trierenberg Super Circuit, Goldmedal Kategorie „Seen from Above“, Adria Series
2014 ND Awards, London 1ST Place Gold Star in Category Architecture-Industrial, Harbour Series
2014 International Photography Awards (ipa), 3rd Place Architecture-Industrial, Harbour Series
2013 One Eyeland Awards, 1ST Place Gold in Category Architecture-Aerial, Harbour Series
Selected Exhibitions:
2025 Drente, Netherlands, De Proef, Limbo - The Bog
2025 Hamburg, Germany, Barlach Halle, Art Photo Salon
2023 Frankfurt am Main, Germany, Galerie Heussenstamm
2022 Havana, Cuba, 14. Bienal De La Habana
2021 Ingolstadt, Germany, Museum für Konkrete Kunst: "bernhard lang _ mit abstand am schoensten"
2019 Bend, Oregon, USA, High Desert Museum, "Fueling the Future/Energizando el Futuro", Solar Power Plants
2018 Bangkok, Thailand, Art and Culture Centre, "Beyond The Air We Breathe, Adressing Climate Change", Mar del Plastico
2016 Mexico City , Chapultepec Park, "Lucie Foundation at C40 Mayors Summit“, Mar del Plastico, Harbour
2016 London, Getty Images Gallery: "6x6“, Adria
2015 Den Haag, Netherlands, The Mesdag Collection, Adria
2015 Berlin Willy-Brandt-Haus, Sony World Photography Awards Exhibition, Adria
2015 Galerie Liusa Wang, Solo Show, Coal Mine
2015 London Sony World Photography Awards Exhibition at the Somerset House London, Adria
2011 London Getty Gallery: "It Takes More Exhibition", Winter Aerials
Details
Date of print
2025
Artist
Bernhard Lang
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Title of artwork
Crate_Stacks_003
Condition
New
Technique
Digital print, Fine art print
Height
60 cm
Edition
1/7
Width
60 cm
Signature
Hand signed
Genre
Fine art photography
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