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Freedom Tastes of Reality is a celebration of our bodies in the era of the disembodiment of all human relations.

Discover the multifaceted country and its captivating people with “Dear India. A Love Letter in Photographs”. This 84-page photo book takes you on a visual journey through dazzling India, from the bustling hustle of the cities to the quiet corners of untouched natural landscapes. On every page, I want to show a new aspect of this impressive country, as a heartfelt love letter to India itself.

»Mellow« describes a sense of serenity that surprises with humor and personality. I show moments with women who embrace life. Gentle and wild, crazy and playful.

Tripped up stones and lithic wonders. A very rough and ready zine thrown together in a day and printed on a standard office printer – the photos get pretty abstract when the toner ran low.

The portraits show the artists in their individuality, without any staging on my part; I photographed the artists as they wanted to portray themselves. What the artists reveal about themselves was up to them. The portraits are not about my idea of art , but rather to show the diversity of artistic expression and life.

Hand-stitched zine features photographs of roadside shrines, street altars and spontaneous symbols of remembrance taken in Mexico. A celebration of pop spirituality, everyday faith and the vibrancy of Mexican folk culture.

Although the ripped jean was a subcultural phenomenon, the trend became very popular in the 90s and was accepted by a variety of cultural influences, from Kurt Cobain to hip-hop, solidifying its place as a mainstream fashion element.

The Broken Body series is about the discrepancy between what is usually seen as such a strong, but in reality vulnerable and soft shell of the human being in contrast to the actual hardness and strength of splints or casts – and in the resulting handling of the human being, who in the end recollects his own strength. This book is the culmination of a journey of over ten years.

A visual roadtrip through the author’s life, which lasts for three decades meeting places, people and states of mind.