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Waterpower: Fotografien von Christian Helme
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Waterpower: Fotografien von Christian Helme

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Christian Helmle’s photographs have a remarkable beauty. He looks for subject matters in architecture and technology, but the deeply impressive and powerful shapes of his buildings, some of which are gigantic, are really expressed through their connection with the landscape. His power stations, dam walls and reservoirs represent power, might, riches-and aesthetics. A wide variety of different 20th-century architectonic trends can be seen in his exploration of power plant buildings in the Alpine region, which is divided between the four main catchment areas: that of the Danube, the Po, the Rhine and the Rhone. Palace architecture and the Heimatschutz movement can be seen here alongside New Objectivity and the architecture of the 1950s.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
JOVIS Verlag
Country
Germany
Date
8 October 2012
Pages
176
ISBN
9783868591736

Christian Helmle’s photographs have a remarkable beauty. He looks for subject matters in architecture and technology, but the deeply impressive and powerful shapes of his buildings, some of which are gigantic, are really expressed through their connection with the landscape. His power stations, dam walls and reservoirs represent power, might, riches-and aesthetics. A wide variety of different 20th-century architectonic trends can be seen in his exploration of power plant buildings in the Alpine region, which is divided between the four main catchment areas: that of the Danube, the Po, the Rhine and the Rhone. Palace architecture and the Heimatschutz movement can be seen here alongside New Objectivity and the architecture of the 1950s.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
JOVIS Verlag
Country
Germany
Date
8 October 2012
Pages
176
ISBN
9783868591736