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Stained Glass Triptych | Photography by Maarten Rots | Euregio Kunsthaus Bocholt in Bocholt. Item composed of glass
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Stained Glass Triptych | Photography by Maarten Rots | Euregio Kunsthaus Bocholt in Bocholt. Item composed of glass
Stained Glass Triptych | Photography by Maarten Rots | Euregio Kunsthaus Bocholt in Bocholt. Item composed of glass
Stained Glass Triptych | Photography by Maarten Rots | Euregio Kunsthaus Bocholt in Bocholt. Item composed of glass
Stained Glass Triptych | Photography by Maarten Rots | Euregio Kunsthaus Bocholt in Bocholt. Item composed of glass

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Maarten Rots

Stained Glass Triptych - Photography

Featured In Euregio Kunsthaus Bocholt, Bocholt, Germany

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Stained glass windows based off abstract photography by Maarten Rots

Item Stained Glass Triptych
Created by Maarten Rots
As seen in Euregio Kunsthaus Bocholt, Bocholt, Germany
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Maarten Rots
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Maarten Rots

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Wescover creator since 2019
Abstract photography

Maarten Rots (Aalten, 1982) is a Dutch artist working with photography as a medium. His photographs reveal the abstract qualities that can be found in everyday life, often with architecture as a prominent ingredient and a strong focus on composition, texture and color.

Rots travels Europe with a camper van to uncover abstract images in daily surroundings, mostly dealing with the effects of light and shadow on textured architectural objects. Intentionally utilizing the flattening effect of the camera he introduces spatial ambiguity and often provides a minimal sense of scale, which leads to an image that reveals the abstract in the mundane. The resulting photographs often lean towards graphic imagery and are commonly mistaken for paintings or drawings upon first look.