Lost, Found and Seen by Peter Franck

These pictures represent the question of what remains of cities; what persists of our so-called civilization. The landscapes are bathed in deep blacks and burning whites, with velvety greys tracing the progress of roots and ripples in water. My background as a painter allows me to depict the textures and patterns with care. These collages become a game between analog and digital; a one-time jump that creates a surreal world and generates a gaze into a new reality that plays with perception. The viewer is led through scenes that are slow to unravel, that ask for and reward longer viewing.