Sebastian Cramer

This book presents a unique exploration of plants through stereoscopy, revealing their delicate beauty in a new light. Sebastian Cramer invites readers to re-examine visual perception.

Although stereoscopy is one of the oldest techniques in photography, it often goes unnoticed in modern practices. This oversight is unfortunate, as the timeless works showcased in Sebastian Cramer reveal the depth and beauty that this method can offer. Over the past nine years, the author has dedicated himself to the project titled Two Views, which is now presented in book form for the first time. This collection highlights images of plants that are strikingly unique and unlike anything previously encountered.

Through the use of 3D glasses, the familiar forms of nature are transformed into something extraordinary. The leaves and blossoms, which might appear delicate and fragile at first glance, take on an almost alien quality, melding into a photographic sculpture that captivates the viewer. Each image invites exploration, challenging perceptions of what is real and what is an artistic interpretation of the natural world.

Sebastian Cramer is more than just a visual collection; it is an exploration of visual perception and spatial experience. The book encourages readers to engage with the images on a deeper level, allowing them to appreciate the intricate details that might otherwise be overlooked. This work serves as a reminder of the beauty that can be found in the interplay of light, form, and perspective, encouraging a renewed appreciation for the art of stereoscopy.