yannick wegner compiles video of santiago calatrava’s liege guillemins station
the film offers a new experience of the liège-guillemins train station designed by santiago calatrava by assembling thousands of images into a moving video.
yannick wegner compiles video of santiago calatrava’s liege guillemins station
all images courtesy of yannick wegner
german photographer yannick wegner has created a video that captures the liège-guillemins train station designed by santiago calatrava. the site is the main transportation hub for the city of liège in belgium, and the film is evocative high-speed and fluidity. the images were developed to show the interaction between architecture and humans as well as time and light. every frame has been meticulously shot using a digital SLR camera and the post production process involved compiling thousands of images that were then stabilized, edited and tied together into a moving piece.
‘timelapse, liège-guillemins’
video courtesy of yannick wegner
the series of images and video captured by yannick wegner for santiago calatrava‘s liège-guillemins train station reveal strikingly bold architectures, from a variety of perspectives. the final result is an unspoken story of fluidity, dynamism and silent grandeur.
the video was created by assembling thousands of still images to create a sort of ‘stop-motion’
the film offers a new perspective of experiencing the train station and looks at its unique architecture
still image taken from the platforms of ‘liège-guillemins’ train station during early evening time
the fluidity of the high-speed rail station is beautifully captured by wegner
post production stabilized, edited and tied the photographs into a moving piece
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