Obsidian Columns captures the raw geometry of towering basalt formations, rising vertically like a natural cathedral carved by time. Deep charcoal tones are punctuated with subtle rust accents, revealing texture, erosion, and mineral depth.
The repeating vertical structures create a rhythmic composition—both architectural and organic—where light...
Originally from Innsbruck, Austria, Matthias Brunthaler studied Graphic Design at HTL Bau & Kunst. His work moves between graphic design and photography, guided by a sensitivity to patterns, structures, and abstract forms found in nature. Lines, proportions, and compositions define his visual language. Elements are reduced and arranged with precision, creating a sense of quiet clarity. His images often arise from unexpected perspectives, revealing details that might otherwise go unnoticed. This shift in viewpoint becomes both method and intent.
Brunthaler has exhibited at the Museum Wattens and recently began collaborating with PRINTED PRINTED, extending his work into new contexts.
