Frankfurter Tor by Kaitlyn Parker Material:225g Fine Art Paper the forms loose enough to

the forms loose enough to feel hand-drawn yet precise enough to read as considered design

where ornament and composition are the same thing

Every contour and subtle gradation renders with the clarity this composition demands

Taken during the Meiji period

The picture plane is densely populated: overlapping forms

Frankfurter Tor by Kaitlyn Parker Material:225g Fine Art Paper the forms loose enough toKaitlyn Parker's illustration of Frankfurter Tor distills one of Berlin's most recognisable landmarks into flat, saturated colour and confident, graphic line. The twin Socialist Classicist towers rise symmetrically against a clean ground, their ornate facades rendered with a warmth and playfulness that counters the building's monumental scale. It is East Berlin reimagined through an optimistic, contemporary eye. Produced as an archival fine art print