Flatland: Surreal Cityscapes by Aydin Buyuktas
Published Feb 17, 2016
Turkish artist Aydin Buyuktas bends and distorts aerial views of Istanbul to create these surreal cityscapes featured on his project “Flatland”.
“Inspired by Edwin Abbat’s book ‘Flatland: A Romance Of Many Dimensions’, the photoshopped images depict the metropolis from surprising perspectives. In a statement about the project, Buyuktas says: ‘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; where the perceptions that generally cross our minds will be demolished and new ones will arise.'”
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