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In this print titled "11:15 am, Rush to Take My Train". Pierre Bacus skillfully captures the essence of a bustling moment at Liege Guillemins Railway Station in Belgium. The image showcases a stunning blend of architectural beauty and abstract perspectives that transport viewers into a world where time stands still. The selective coloring technique used by Bacus adds an intriguing touch to the composition. Amidst a monochromatic backdrop, the vibrant red clock becomes the focal point, symbolizing urgency and punctuality. As if frozen in time, it reminds us of life's constant race against the clock. Santiago Calatrava's modern design shines through as we gaze up at the mesmerizing ceiling structure. Its intricate patterns and lines create an otherworldly atmosphere within the station, evoking a sense of awe and wonder. Bacus' unique point-of-view allows us to experience this scene from his perspective - perhaps he himself is caught in this rush hour frenzy or observing it with keen interest. Regardless, his lens captures both movement and stillness simultaneously, inviting contemplation on our own daily routines and journeys. This remarkable print serves as a reminder that even amidst chaos and haste, there is beauty to be found in our surroundings – whether it be through architecture or simply taking notice of fleeting moments like catching trains on time.

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