A festival disco ball under a New Zealand sky
At the Melt! Festival in Ferropolis, near Gräfenhainichen in Germany, a giant disco ball hung by the lake, reflecting the water and the sky around it. Madlen Duderstedt photographed it and layered the image, in a digital double exposure, with pink and violet sunset clouds from Lake Tekapo on New Zealand's South Island.
A disco ball isn't nature, but the festival sits right in the middle of it, and music plays a big part in Madlen's life. She wanted to bring both together and searched for a sky that would harmonise with the glittering sphere.
Where music meets landscape
Disco Fields is a piece for anyone who carries a festival summer in their heart.
The canvas
- 38 mm stretched canvas set in a slim black wooden frame
- A gap of about 5 mm between canvas and frame, so the image appears to float
- Portrait, 24 × 36 in (61 × 91 cm), ready to hang
- Printed to order
- Free shipping to the EU, UK, USA and Australia
Also available as a fine art print on Hahnemühle paper.
