Turkish digital artist and photographer Aydin Büyüktas proceeds his confusing landscape series Flatland with this new collection of collages shot in different locations around the world. Each image requires around 18-20 aerial drone shots which are then sewed together digitally to form complete landscapes that curl skyward without a visible horizon. As we’ve mention before, Büyüktas obtained inspiration in a century-old satirical novel named Flatland about a two-dimensional world resided by geometric figures. You can check out more on his Facebook page.
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