Condé Nast Traveller – Middle East, September 2020

September 1, 2020

Travel From Home

When the editors of Condé Nast Traveller – Middle East were scouting dreamy destination-inspired designs for its September staycation story, they landed on our Super Series collection (highlighting Inbetween and Light of Rome) created by artist David Nosanchuk. The offering of seven digital wallpapers is based on David's  photographs from Rome and New York in 2013, and deliver a contemporary translation of art and architecture into a narrative of luminosity and scale.  

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Condé Nast Traveller – Middle East, September 2020
Inbetween: a perspective kaleidoscope of an skylight from a New York building interior made from the mirroring and multiplying of a single image.
Inbetween: a perspective kaleidoscope of an skylight from a New York building interior made from the mirroring and multiplying of a single image.
Light of Rome is a retranslation of the interior of the Roman Era Pantheon through the manipulation of a single image of the light emitting oculus and lower interior band of apses.
Light of Rome is a retranslation of the interior of the Roman Era Pantheon through the manipulation of a single image of the light emitting oculus and lower interior band of apses.