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What is inside and what is outside? It’s a question that anyone hanging photo wallpaper on their own four walls needs to confront, since not only do photo wallpapers bring the outside world inside, they also open the space outwards and expand it.
What is inside and what is outside? It’s a question that anyone hanging photo wallpaper on their own four walls needs to confront, since not only do photo wallpapers bring the outside world inside, they also open the space outwards and expand it. Photographer Erich Dapunt has addressed this question by aiming his viewfinder at reflections in shop windows and gleaming facades, prompting the observer to wonder: what is in the building and what in front of it? What is the reality behind the glass and what the reflection? As a wallpaper, his play on aspects of reality is a source of fascination in your home. Glass and chrome have a special significance for the motifs of his “Transparency” series as elements in contemporary architecture. Careful selection of the motifs also helps the photo wallpapers by Erich Dapunt bring a modern ambience to your home.
While the “Transparency” series of wallpapers reflects the glitz and glamour of modernity, in his “Interplay” series photographer, Erich Dapunt, is concerned with the transitory nature of location: these wallpapers show landfill sites, down-at-heel facades and derelict houses. Photographed from the front, sites are reduced to lines, structures and colours and have an extremely aesthetic impact in this abstract form. Anyone fascinated by lines and spaces will also be inspired by Dapunt’s staircase motifs. And anyone who loves the straight lines, rolling overhangs, coloured surroundings or clear white of these wallpapers sends out the clear signal that the journey is the reward!
