Frank Machalowski - Bauhaus Exterior#2 - XL - No Reserved






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Frank Machalowski – Bauhaus Exterior#2 - XL - No Reserved, a hand-signed digital print (edition 4/15) in the Architecture genre, 70 × 50 cm, sold direct from the artist, in extremely fine condition.
Description from the seller
This is a photograph from the series 'Bauhaus Dessau' by Frank Machalowski.
It is a limited edition of 15 prints, hand signed and numbered.
Signed and numbered in front of the image, on the back title, year and edition.
The image was printed on Fuji Crystal DP II matte paper (234g/m²).
Edition: 4 of 15 + 2 AP's
Papersize: 70cm x 50cm
Imagesize: 66cm x 46,4cm
Pictures from this series has won multiple awards in the last years and were international exhibited.
It is an multiple exposure shot. It shows the 'Meisterhäuser' from the Bauhaus artists in Dessau.
No AI was used in creating this image.
The series has won the 2nd place (professional architecture&design category) at the renowned Sony World Photography Awards 2021, was awarded at the 2021 ARCHITECTURE MASTERPRIZE and ND Awards and a second place at the 2022 Refocus Awards.
The print will be shipped in a roll and comes with an Certificate of Authenticity.
About the series:
The photo series Bauhaus Dessau explores the iconic Masters’ Houses of the Bauhaus artists in Dessau through an experimental fusion of analogue and digital photography. Presented in black and white, the works emphasize a reduced and precise visual language that reflects the spirit of Bauhaus architecture. By layering, reflections, and multiple exposures, the images transcend documentation and transform the familiar buildings into almost abstract compositions. The strict geometry of Bauhaus design is reinterpreted and simultaneously alienated, creating new spatial experiences and unexpected perspectives. In doing so, the series bridges past and present, situating historic architecture within a contemporary artistic framework. It invites the viewer to experience Bauhaus aesthetics not only as cultural heritage but also as a vibrant source of creative reinterpretation.
This is a photograph from the series 'Bauhaus Dessau' by Frank Machalowski.
It is a limited edition of 15 prints, hand signed and numbered.
Signed and numbered in front of the image, on the back title, year and edition.
The image was printed on Fuji Crystal DP II matte paper (234g/m²).
Edition: 4 of 15 + 2 AP's
Papersize: 70cm x 50cm
Imagesize: 66cm x 46,4cm
Pictures from this series has won multiple awards in the last years and were international exhibited.
It is an multiple exposure shot. It shows the 'Meisterhäuser' from the Bauhaus artists in Dessau.
No AI was used in creating this image.
The series has won the 2nd place (professional architecture&design category) at the renowned Sony World Photography Awards 2021, was awarded at the 2021 ARCHITECTURE MASTERPRIZE and ND Awards and a second place at the 2022 Refocus Awards.
The print will be shipped in a roll and comes with an Certificate of Authenticity.
About the series:
The photo series Bauhaus Dessau explores the iconic Masters’ Houses of the Bauhaus artists in Dessau through an experimental fusion of analogue and digital photography. Presented in black and white, the works emphasize a reduced and precise visual language that reflects the spirit of Bauhaus architecture. By layering, reflections, and multiple exposures, the images transcend documentation and transform the familiar buildings into almost abstract compositions. The strict geometry of Bauhaus design is reinterpreted and simultaneously alienated, creating new spatial experiences and unexpected perspectives. In doing so, the series bridges past and present, situating historic architecture within a contemporary artistic framework. It invites the viewer to experience Bauhaus aesthetics not only as cultural heritage but also as a vibrant source of creative reinterpretation.
