The specific skyline of a city is drawn by skyscrapers. In this old city, at the very most 7 medieval towers scrape the sky. Less striking but no less characteristic are the countless, small rooftops and gables.

Only together do they form Luebeck’s typical skyline.

I reinterpreted the postcard motifs and dissolved them into patterns, light spots and lines. When sharp silhouettes disappear, the view becomes free for what one’s own mind wants to see.

postcard 1

 

 

silhouette

staying visible

 

postcard 23

at the old harbour

 

postcard 24

hospital

 

fairytales

abbey