Marcus Koppen - New York City No. 06, 2008

Archival pigment print on Hahnemühle Photorag Matt paper
Signed, titled, dated and numbered on a label
Image: 50 x 50 cm (paper: 70 x 50 cm)
Edition of 10

ABOUT THE WORK
Travelling around the world on various assignments, Marcus Koppen has become particularly interested in megacities. He is fascinated by how rapidly the cityscapes of these modern urban giants are changing, as well as their growing importance. What he finds most inspiring is the surreal, artificial atmosphere that takes hold of these cities at night.

The work is part of the series City Scapes. ‘This project started out a few years back and will be an ongoing project for years and maybe decades to come. The reason for this project is my fascination with the rapid change of urban landscapes in the Megacities around the world and the cluster in which Architects and Urban planners are trying to create living spaces and for the ever growing demand of shelter.’ - Marcus Koppen

ABOUT THE PHOTOGRAPHER
Marcus Koppen (b. 1973, West Germany) received his Bachelor’s degree in photography in 2001 from the Southampton Institute of Art and Design, and since 2003 has worked from Amsterdam. As a freelance photographer he has had work appear in several publications like Vrij Nederland, Rails, Stern and Der Spiegel. He was a driving force behind the exhibition Hong Kong Visions, and received the New York Photo Award in 2011.

Koppen's photographs are part of many collections in the Netherlands, such as Foam Amsterdam, Movares Art Collection, Utrecht, Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the Embassy, Washington DC, USA.

ABOUT BUYING THIS WORK
This photo print has a small white border around all sides. For a framer this border is necessary to be able to frame it properly. The print will be carefully wrapped and send as an insured package. You will receive an e-mail with a Track & Trace code when the package is on its way. A framed copy is often on display at Foam Editions, the gallery on the third floor of Foam Fotografiemuseum.
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