Thomas Albdorf is a photographer from Austria who is best known for his series of still life images. He brings life to inanimate objects by strategically assembling basic things such as shoes or pillows in an experimental way: A chair balancing upon a rake or a tower of pillow delicately stacked into a stabilized formation are just a few examples.
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