In his studio in Stuttgart, Germany, he removed the black box outside and took the motherboards, microprocessors, microchips located inside the device, then took photos of parts from above with a ladder, use Nikon D850 and tripod.
Profoto lights are used - sometimes with a red and green filter - to give the city a light circuit board and to shine like real cities.With each combination, he won up to 5 hours to pair, from 3 to 10 circuit boards, in Photoshop.He also used colors to create a shimmering effect of the city at night.
He used parts of 50 computers
For Hellwig, this color board represents a bright future that technology companies still promise.But it also satirizes the utopian world, where machines dominate and even a city made only of chips.
Photos taken in about 2 weeks with Nikon D850
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