The minimalist architecture of photo artist Simon Khutsh

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London-based graphic designer and photographer Simon Hutsh creates unique collages, placing the buildings in his photos in an "alternative reality"

Architectural photograph a German by origin, Simone Hutsch, also known as heysupersimi, got involved while studying graphic design at the prestigious Academy in her native Berlin. Now she lives and works in London, and the "protagonists" of her pictures are objects in the capitals of Great Britain and Germany, to which Rotterdam was recently added.

Collage from the facility in Rotterdam

"The study of geometry is a given," says Simon, "it spurs my imagination and inspires me." For example, pattern, color or shape. But perspective plays a decisive role."

"I am always impressed by how the geometry of the building changes when you change the point of view," - Simon Khutsh

Cubes composition. Rotterdam

"In the process of retouching, I sometimes create a completely new building," Simon Khutsh

Simon Hutsh

Composition called The Cloud, Rotterdam

Architecture in its pure, absolute form, outside of any context, urban or natural, is what interests the author in the main way. She places the object that caught her attention in some other, surreal version of reality, where the sky is absent, but color and shape are present.

Photo: Simone Hutsch

Photo: Simone Hutsch

Photo: Simone Hutsch

Photo: Simone Hutsch

Photo: Simone Hutsch

Photo: Simone Hutsch