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Bricks and lines in Hamburg by Marco Kappers

Buy this landscape artwork Bricks and lines in Hamburg by Marco Kappers on canvas, ArtFrame, poster and wallpaper, printed on demand in high quality.
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Textile fabric (interchangeable fabric) in an aluminium or wooden frame
Width
Aluminium: min. 30 cm – max. 15 m (other side max. 3 m)
Wood: min. 30 cm – max. 130 cm
Height
Aluminium: min. 30 cm – max. 15 m (other side max. 3 m)
Wood: min. 30 cm – max. 130 cm
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Made to measure, in steps of 1 cm
Frame thickness
25 mm Aluminium: 2–3 mm visible on the front
Wood: 0.5 cm visible on each side
Frame colours
Black, white, aluminium, gold
Wood: natural Ayous
Finish
Fabric: matte
Aluminium frame: matte (gold glossy)
Wooden frame: natural
Acoustic option
Yes (optional)
Sturdiness
Support bar included from 180 cm (aluminium frame)
Delivery
Self-assembly kit
Hanging
Wall mounts, or on a ceiling rail (see components)
Components
Frame, acoustic panel, wall mounts, eyelets for rail mounting (via customer service)
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Damp areas and outdoor use
Material
SEG textile
Acoustic material (B1 fire class, partly made from recycled PET bottles)

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Art code 1936227
Bricks and lines in Hamburg by Marco Kappers
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Marco Kappers

Winterswijk, Netherlands

About ‘Bricks and lines in Hamburg’ by Marco Kappers

A detail of Hamburg’s historic Speicherstadt, where red brick, dark windows and sleek steel structures come together. The diagonal beams cut across the frame, lending the photograph a strong graphic quality. This creates a tension between old and new, between the warm façade of the warehouse and the harsh lines of the modern…

Original created by Marco Kappers.

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Marco Kappers
Winterswijk, Netherlands

My name is Marco Kappers. I specialise in travel and landscape photography, focusing on atmosphere, light and tranquillity. In my work, I seek out places that tell a story without needing many words. My images range from architecture in cities such as Hamburg, Rome and Florence to tranquil natural scenes in forests, heathland and along the water’s edge. I enjoy capturing moments where lines, colour and light come together to create a serene and timeless image.

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Depth in black and whiteA sleek black-and-white image in which stairs, banisters and shadows combine to form an almost abstract pattern. Looking down from above creates a strong sense of depth. The lines draw your gaze further and further into the image, right down to the small rectangular area deep below. The photograph feels graphic and serene. There are no distractions from colour or surroundings, only form, light and contrast. It is precisely this that gives the image a modern feel. The shadows reinforce the rhythm and lend the photograph a sense of tension without it becoming overwhelming. This piece fits well in a modern interior, office or hallway. It is a photograph for lovers of architecture, black-and-white photography and minimalist imagery. Thanks to the symmetry and the interplay of lines, the image remains captivating, even when viewed for longer periods.

Depth in black and whiteA sleek black-and-white image in which stairs, banisters and shadows combine to form an almost abstract pattern. Looking down from above creates a strong sense of depth. The lines draw your gaze further and further into the image, right down to the small rectangular area deep below. The photograph feels graphic and serene. There are no distractions from colour or surroundings, only form, light and contrast. It is precisely this that gives the image a modern feel. The shadows reinforce the rhythm and lend the photograph a sense of tension without it becoming overwhelming. This piece fits well in a modern interior, office or hallway. It is a photograph for lovers of architecture, black-and-white photography and minimalist imagery. Thanks to the symmetry and the interplay of lines, the image remains captivating, even when viewed for longer periods.

by Marco Kappers
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