Ingo Rasp is a Swiss aerial-landscape photographer focussing with abstract aerial photographs on the universal process of becoming and decaying - often under the aspect of climate change and the human influence on our planet.

His visual language is abstraction and aestheticisation, he interprets the structures of the landscape as shapes, lines and textures in such a way that, at first glance, the photographs resemble abstract paintings or pencil drawings.
He reduces a specific scene to its essence to expose its essential characteristics.