Don't take it personal
The photographs pose important questions of our time to those who are often uncomfortable confronting harsh reality. On the one hand they enjoy their privileges and on the other they envision themselves to be on the "right" side. It is the narrative of a social milieu that suffocates from its weariness and self-importance, while fancying itself in knowing superiority. This series of images portrays those who are often called "privileged" and sometimes "woke".
Bio born 1968 in Munich, grew up and visited schools in different cities in Germany, USA and France graduated from the Burda Journalistenschule in Munich; worked for different magazines as a picture editor; worked as a Costume designer for film and theatre; studied film in NY at the NYU; worked in documentary film for five years; freelance photographer since 10 years; publications in photo magazines; Workshops with Anders Petersen and Michael Ackermann and Heinrich Voelkl ( Ostkreuz)
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