For the start of the spring, Photo Edition Berlin is showing Anamorphosis - free figure, a Photo project of the French artist BERNARD PRAS.

Starting from a drawing or photograph, Bernard Pras creates amazing pieces of art, by adding ordinary objects like used toys, tools, pieces of rubber, or whatever else you can think of. From up-close his works look like nothing more than random stacks of stuff, but from a certain angle and distance, they reveal their true beauty.

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Wilmar Koenig's photographic biography/history goes a long way. He was among the founders of the now legendary 'Werkstatt für Fotografie' in Berlin Kreuzberg, which was the primary location for contemporary photography between 1975 and 1985. Already in the 1970s he made his name among the pioneers of fine art colour photography in Germany and, over the years, went on many trips with the American photogrpaher William Eggleston, that generated images of mutual inspiration.

The friendship of William Eggleston and German photographer Wilmar Koenig goes back over ttwenty years. They visited one another in their re...

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In the new photographs by Canadian artist Jeremy Lynch (*1966) we discover something which since the invention of photography has not lost its fascination at all: to make the invisible visible.That visibility depends on the media (technique) introduced by the spiritualists of the 19th Century, their laconic motto probably is as valid today as it was understood back then: "No Medium, no photograph".

The precise form of "Simulacrum" goes back to the atomistic theory of perception of Lucretius.To generate their own visibility by sending out constantly fine layers of its outer envelope into the room, things th...

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Following the development process of the photographs of Tor Seidel, you will first notice how passioned for detail and with precision and ease he copes with a ride through our western culture.
Pictures - which actually aren't pictures. Before them they did not exist - and if you've seen them once, they are here to stay.
They remind us of something we can not say with words. These pictures come from far away. We believe to see something in them and they elude the casual eye, the superficial knowledge. Actually, they are after-images - which could result from dreams and be seen with eyes closed. Now they are here f...

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Berlin-based artist Hajnal Németh was chosen for the Hungarian Pavillion at Biennale 2011 in Venice. We congratulate and are looking forward to her contribution "CRASH". The official website of the hungarian pavillion you find here: www.velenceibiennale.com. You can get her videos and photography editions at PHOTO EDITION BERLIN. Please contact us for further details.

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