Atlantis
In the early 2000s the area around Lehrter Straße, close to the Hamburger Bahnhof museum, was a one of Berlin’s contemporary art hubs, and Olafur Eliasson was one of the artists who rented a studio space there. He piled the garbage he had found in the backyard, and, during winter, watered the pile with a sprinkler system so that it was covered in ice. Eliasson was so taken by the sculpture that he photographed it in the dark, when lamps flooded the strangely appealing structure with mysterious light.
Atlantis, 2004
€9.750
(incl. 25% Danish VAT €1.950)
- Print technique
- Photogravure on Hahnemühle Bütten 400 g
Paper size 54 x 84 cm – Plate size 34 x 68 cm
- Edition
- Edition of 36
- Printer
- Printed by Mette Ulstrup
- Publisher
- Published by Niels Borch Jensen Editions
- Signed by:
- Signed and numbered by the artist
- Registration no
- ID: OlE 03 001-1
Acquired by Arken Museum of Contemporary Art, Ishøj
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Atlantis, 2004
€9.750
(incl. 25% Danish VAT €1.950)
- Print technique
- Photogravure on Hahnemühle Bütten 400 g
Paper size 54 x 84 cm – Plate size 34 x 68 cm
- Edition
- Edition of 36
- Printer
- Printed by Mette Ulstrup
- Publisher
- Published by Niels Borch Jensen Editions
- Signed by:
- Signed and numbered by the artist
- Registration no
- ID: OlE 03 001-1
Acquired by Arken Museum of Contemporary Art, Ishøj
Have further questions? Ask a specialist or visit our Terms & Conditions.