Square Photograph from the renowned “Liquids” series by Ortwin Klipp, a body of work the artist has been developing continuously since 1999. In this long-term series of works, pure water surfaces are photographed, sometimes in close-up, and localized. Each location appears highly individual, with its own unique water and light qualities, and has its own recognizable character. LIQUIDS 231 was created in the historic Speicherstadt district of Hamburg and is characterized by its strong sense of atmosphere, clarity of composition, and subtle interplay between structure and reflection. The photograph is presented behind glass in a high-quality studio frame. Image size: 40 × 40 cm. Ortwin Klipp (born 1977) is a German graphic designer and artist. After studying graphic design in Munich, he worked as an assistant to Venice Biennale artist René Chacón and has been working independently since 2000. His work has been widely published in international and national media, including The New York Times, Wallpaper, Süddeutsche Zeitung, ELLE, GQ, and AD, and has been featured at the BMW Museum. He has exhibited extensively in Germany and internationally, including Berlin, Hamburg, Rome, Munich, Frankfurt, Düsseldorf, and Leipzig. All works by Ortwin Klipp are issued in strictly limited editions. Each motif is limited to an edition of six, with custom sizes available upon request.

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