impossible prospects; The world of indoctrination in reality!

Aydin Buyuktas, a Turkish artist and photographer, has transformed the traditional concept of landscapes in his panoramic photography series called “Flat Land”. Using advanced drone technology and 3D digital tools, he creates images as if the earth has been folded into surreal shapes like sheets of paper. This collection includes photos of the landscapes of Turkey and America, which, with twisted horizontal lines and impossible perspectives, evoke a world similar to movies such as “Inception”.

In these works, Buyuktash combines reality with fantasy and turns familiar landscapes into surreal lands; The resulting images challenge the viewer to rethink their understanding of space, geography, and even gravity. By manipulating the horizons and changing the angle of view, he creates images that take the viewer to a completely new world; Where the land bends and the horizontal and vertical surfaces connect in an impossible way.

These works are not only limited to visual beauty, but also arouse the viewer’s imagination. The complexity of these images, creating a sense of vertigo and wonder, allows the viewer to redefine their imaginations.

The “Flat Land” collection showcases the skillful combination of art and technology. Buyuktash has been able to give a new look at the world and present a new concept of reality by using modern tools and his artistic creativity. His works depict the coexistence of technology and art; Where the boundaries of visual expression are expanded, giving a look at the world as if reality seems to be as malleable as a drawing on a canvas.

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