Yener Torun is an absract minimalist photographer who was born in Turhal, Turkey in 1982. His portfolio mainly consists of colorful, bold and minimal photographs of architecture and other man made structures.

His photographs usually flatten space, they emphasise and exaggerate  line and color instead of image depth. He alters the urban landscape, by re-framing structures as geometric abstractions and creates an alternative reality by abstracting architectural structures from their usual place into a brand new sense of space.

Below are some examples of his work…

From his work I take the idea that you are able to use pattern, colour and geometric architecture in order to flatten dimensions and create an abstract, minimal landscape.

Here is my personal response to Yener Torun’s work…