Unconscious Places

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Unconscious Places is a photographic series by German artist Thomas Struth that depicts urban streets and public spaces in a detached, documentary style to reveal the often overlooked structures of contemporary city life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artwork
photographic series
aim to reveal overlooked structures of contemporary city life
artisticApproach detached style
documentary style
countryOfOrigin Germany
creator Thomas Struth NERFINISHED
depicts commercial districts
contemporary city life
public squares
residential streets
street scenes
traffic arteries
urban architecture
exhibitedAt art galleries
museums
photography exhibitions
genre documentary photography
urban photography
hasCharacteristic absence of people or minimal human presence
emphasis on spatial organization
emphasis on urban structure
frontally composed views
high level of detail
lack of dramatic lighting effects
neutral perspective
objective appearance
hasPhotographicTechnique color photography
large-format photography
long exposure
hasTypeOfLocationDepicted American cities
Asian cities
European cities
influencedBy architectural photography
documentary traditions in photography
urban planning discourse
languageOfTitle English
mainSubject public spaces
urban streets
movement New Topographics-influenced photography
conceptual photography
contemporary art
notableWorkOf Thomas Struth NERFINISHED
partOf Thomas Struth’s body of work
theme anonymity of urban life
collective spaces
infrastructure as cultural artifact
modernity in the city
relationship between individuals and urban environment
unnoticed aspects of everyday surroundings

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Thomas Struth hasSeries Unconscious Places