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Urbanscape Mural | Murals by Thomas Winz | Bar Agricole in San Francisco. Item composed of synthetic
Urbanscape Mural | Murals by Thomas Winz | Bar Agricole in San Francisco. Item composed of synthetic
Urbanscape Mural | Murals by Thomas Winz | Bar Agricole in San Francisco. Item composed of synthetic
Urbanscape Mural | Murals by Thomas Winz | Bar Agricole in San Francisco. Item composed of synthetic
Urbanscape Mural | Murals by Thomas Winz | Bar Agricole in San Francisco. Item composed of synthetic
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Urbanscape Mural | Murals by Thomas Winz | Bar Agricole in San Francisco. Item composed of synthetic

Created and Sold by Thomas Winz

Thomas Winz

Urbanscape Mural

Featured In Bar Agricole, San Francisco, CA

Price $5,500

Creation: 3-4 weeks

The cool, urbanscape mural triptych mounted behind the bar at Agricole is by German photographer Thomas Winz, who specializes in large-format-camera explorations of space.

Photographs mounted on dibond , 38" X 116 " , limited edition of 7

Item Urbanscape Mural
Created by Thomas Winz
Interior Design by Aidlin Darling Design
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Thomas Winz
Meet the Creator
Wescover creator since 2017
Thomas Winz grew up in Southern Germany.

While working on a degree in social work, he started taking workshops in Photography; as he got more involved in Photography, he decided to attend the San Francisco Art Institute in San Francisco.

At the Art Institute, he started using large format cameras focusing on the American Landscape and suburban scenes. After graduating with an MFA, he stayed with the large format camera, mostly 6X17.

Mainly using digital cameras now, he continues using mostly the panoramic format, describing his sense of space within the place.

The recent work is quite abstract and explores the interaction between chaos and structure.

His work is in private collections and has been exhibited in Germany and the US.