MARTIN KÖSTER

NEW YORK EARLY EVENING VII

A city wrapped in cobalt and static — the streets pulse with blurred silhouettes, and reflections stretch like memory.
In New York early evening VII, Köster captures the precise moment between motion and stillness, when the light flattens into abstraction and every building becomes rhythm.

The perspective dissolves at the vanishing point, pulling the viewer inward.
It’s not about seeing the city, but feeling its temperature — cold, electric, alive.