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Bauhaus Dessau 01

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$33.32 $49 In stock

Category: Poster

Minimalist photography from the Bauhaus school in Dessau, Germany. Photographed with an analog camera which creates a unique impression and light. The motif has an inclusive passepartout in white.

"I am a self-taught photographer who started my career by photographing streets and unique environments. I have a penchant for controlled chaos, which often permeates my works. With my documentary way, I want to leave the thoughts of the work to the viewer." - Ollie Nordh

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Stella ★★★★★

The analog camera really captured the light in a way digital can't replicate—it feels genuine and alive. I've got it framed in a simple black frame and the white passepartout makes the whole composition pop. It's a quiet, thoughtful piece for my hallway.

Eli ★★★★★

The white passepartout sets it off perfectly, and the analog light gives the building a timeless, almost melancholic mood. I’ve got it framed in my hallway, and it’s instantly become the piece everyone stops to look at.

Violet C. ★★★★★

The analog grain really comes through in the print, giving it that soft, timeless feel you can't get from digital. It's already hung in my hallway and the minimalist composition keeps catching my eye every time I walk past.