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Edward Burtynsky
Edward Burtynsky
March 3, 2015
Edward Burtynsky, Colorado River Delta #2, 2012
© Galerie Springer Berlin / Nicholas Metivier Gallery, Toronto
The FO.KU.S Gallery in Innsbruck presents large-format images by Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky (born 1955). The displayed works are taken from the series Water – Burtynsky's most expansive project to date – and will be presented together with the film Watermark and the photo book Burtynsky – Water.
Burtynsky's book publication Water explores how industry and consumption affect our water resources, as well as illustrating the different roles water plays in our modern lives.
In his large-format aerial photographs, Burtynsky offers a precise presentation of industrially created landscapes and the collapsing natural environment. His images are a fascinating portrait of man's relationship with nature and our most important resource: Water.
For further information visit FO.KU.S and Edward Burtynsky
Burtynsky's book publication Water explores how industry and consumption affect our water resources, as well as illustrating the different roles water plays in our modern lives.
In his large-format aerial photographs, Burtynsky offers a precise presentation of industrially created landscapes and the collapsing natural environment. His images are a fascinating portrait of man's relationship with nature and our most important resource: Water.
For further information visit FO.KU.S and Edward Burtynsky
Edward Burtynsky, Colorado River Delta #2, 2012
© Galerie Springer Berlin / Nicholas Metivier Gallery, Toronto
Edward Burtynsky, Markarfljót River #3, Erosion Control, Iceland, 2012
© Edward Burtynsky, courtesy Galerie Springer Berlin
Edward Burtynsky, Xiluodu Dam #5, Yangtze River, Yunnan Province, China, 2011
© Edward Burtynsky, courtesy Galerie Springer Berlin