Unadulterated digital abstract architectural photography.

Through reduction, unusual perspectives, and deliberate composition, he challenges our habitual perception of space and reality.  
His severe visual impairment fundamentally shapes his artistic vision: for Klumpe, the power of photography does not lie in seeing itself, but in the creative grasp of what is visible.

  
His visual language moves between abstraction and narration. Condensed views of urban architecture meet snapshots in the style of street photography, and this unusual combination opens up new perspectives on the urban environment – far from documentary reality, close to subjective imagination. These works result in visual constructs that stimulate the viewers’ imagination and powers of association.  
With a precise eye for the everyday, he creates images inspired by Franco Fontana, Saul Leiter, and Piet Mondrian. Forms, lines, colors, and surfaces develop their own expressive force, allowing his work to offer a new, poetic view of the everyday – surprising, humorous, and full of visual tension.

Two buildings

Three buildings XXXII

Unadulterated digital architectural photography.

Through reduction, unusual perspectives, and deliberate composition, he challenges our habitual perception of space and reality.  
His severe visual impairment fundamentally shapes his artistic vision: for Klumpe, the power of photography does not lie in seeing itself, but in the creative grasp of what is visible.

  
His visual language moves between abstraction and narration. Condensed views of urban architecture meet snapshots in the style of street photography, and this unusual combination opens up new perspectives on the urban environment – far from documentary reality, close to subjective imagination. These works result in visual constructs that stimulate the viewers’ imagination and powers of association.  
With a precise eye for the everyday, he creates images inspired by Franco Fontana, Saul Leiter, and Piet Mondrian. Forms, lines, colors, and surfaces develop their own expressive force, allowing his work to offer a new, poetic view of the everyday – surprising, humorous, and full of visual tension.

The bird

Stop III

Unadulterated digital street photography.

Through reduction, unusual perspectives, and deliberate composition, he challenges our habitual perception of space and reality.  
His severe visual impairment fundamentally shapes his artistic vision: for Klumpe, the power of photography does not lie in seeing itself, but in the creative grasp of what is visible.

  
His visual language moves between abstraction and narration. Condensed views of urban architecture meet snapshots in the style of street photography, and this unusual combination opens up new perspectives on the urban environment – far from documentary reality, close to subjective imagination. These works result in visual constructs that stimulate the viewers’ imagination and powers of association.  
With a precise eye for the everyday, he creates images inspired by Franco Fontana, Saul Leiter, and Piet Mondrian. Forms, lines, colors, and surfaces develop their own expressive force, allowing his work to offer a new, poetic view of the everyday – surprising, humorous, and full of visual tension.

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