Aydın Büyüktaş is a Turkish photographer born in Ankara in 1972, dropped out form Bilkent University Tourism Management Department because it was not his future dream. After having improved himself in the fields of visual effect and 3D animation, he focused more on photography. He also has been continuing his academic education at the department of photography of Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University since 2012.
The images show entire neighborhoods completely folded, with streets that extend into the sky creating a visual chute free of gravity. To achieve these images use photograph by drones and 3D software, that if it is handled carefully, creates digital landscapes that allow us to see surreal images as everyday images.
“We live in places that most of the times don’t draw our attention, places that transform our memories, places that the artist gives another dimension,” says Büyüktaş. “These works aim to leave the viewer alone with a surprising visuality, ironic as well as multidimensional, romantic point of view.”
