Sunset 1 und Sunset 2, 2002

Axel Hütte cultivates a distinctive visual language in his photographic compositions: his depictions of landscapes, vegetation, waterfalls, and bridges focus on a singular motif; elements such as the sky, water, or a plant dominate the entire image surface. This reduction creates a sense of boundlessness – the subject extends beyond the frame, suggesting an infinite continuation into space. Geometric structuring forms a central element of his oeuvre; with a precise eye, Hütte captures and stages the hidden lines, circles, and repetitive formations found in nature.