Diptychon aus Straßenfoto und Risographie-Skizze

A clean side-by-side diptych of an urban intersection, split vertically into two equal halves across a landscape 4:3 frame without a visible dividing border. Left side (Realistic photograph): A crisp daytime street snapshot under a saturated blue sky with a faint, pale half-moon in the upper center-right. Exactly three thin overhead utility wires cross diagonally. In the lower frame, a black rectangular traffic light housing displays three stacked circular lenses, with the bottom lens illuminated green with an upward arrow. To its left stands a white sign with a red circle and slash indicating a prohibited turn. At the lower right edge, a partially cropped green street sign reads "[22nd Street]". Right side (Minimalist documentation page): Warm off-white textured paper with visible fibers and subtle print speckles. In the upper-center, a simplified green risograph or rubber-stamp line drawing replicates the intersection fixtures: two vertical poles, two curved signal arms, one small traffic light box with red, amber, and green dots, one small no-turn sign, and a green placard reading "[22nd Street]", set against faint gray-blue wire lines. Below the illustration, a left-aligned four-line black typewriter caption reads: "[22ND STREET & MISS'ION]" "No. 002" "URBAN. SIGNAGE. INTERSECTION." "[2024]" Constraints: No people, no vehicles, no extra signs or invented text, clean archival presentation.