What does a world of excessive dirty aviation look like? South Korean artist Ho-Yeol Ryu’s piece Flughafen (German for “airport”) tries to answer the question visually. His piece is a lovely and foreboding composite digital image created using layering and tilt-shift techniques, based in part on images of planes taking off from Hannover airport, and addressing issues around aviation, climate change, and tourism.
The paper plane image in the header is an edit of a ca. 2007 Brooklyn piece by street artist Bloke, based on a photo by Todd Hryckowian (photo used under Creative Commons licensing).
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