The photographic strategy in Broken Line centers on the exploration of fractured or interrupted patterns, conveyed through imagery that examined disjointed or segmented forms. The visual approach focuses on capturing these broken or uneven lines, perhaps within natural or constructed environments, to evoke a mood of fragmentation or disconnection.

Olaf Otto Becker’s work in this 144-page 2007 publication delves into abstract or subtle passages in the photographed scenes, emphasizing how interruptions in form affect perception and spatial understanding. The images invite contemplation of boundaries and transitions, marked by the titular broken lines that suggest both division and continuity.