DAILY JOURNAL

The annual exhibition of our photo club has come to an end. It was an exciting weekend with many visitors stopping by. We had great conversations, shared interpretations, and reconnected with many familiar faces — while also reaching a completely new audience. The photographs will remain on display until the end of the year. Now it’s time to reflect, plan, and prepare for new projects. Stay tuned!

It’s been a while since I’ve written. I’ve been quite busy lately. Our next exhibition with the photo club will take place at the end of November. In the meantime, I’m working on developing my portfolio in architectural and real estate photography.

It’s been a long week—I’ve led several workshops across different cities, focusing on smartphone photography. The demand is steady and promising; many people are interested in exploring photography with their phones. I’ve met a lot of new people, and many of them are eager to sign up for a follow-up course. I’m currently preparing this next course and will share the details with everyone via email soon.

The event “Kunst am Beckerturm” has now officially come to an end!

It was an honor to share the stage with so many talented artists. There were countless conversations, new connections were made, and many new visitors discovered my work.

What mattered most was not only the networking at such a large event, but also the opportunity to meet more people and exchange ideas. I have learned a lot from this experience and will carry these insights into my upcoming exhibitions.

See you next year at “Kunst am Beckerturm”!

The time has come! The exhibition “Kunst am Beckerturm” (Art at the Beckerturm) will open its doors on Saturday, September 6th. The vernissage starts at 6 PM.

Unfortunately, we faced some unexpected issues while hanging the photographs. The hooks on the walls came loose because the plaster behind them was too damp. Such a pity… So, it’s time for Plan B: displaying the photographs without frames, mounted only with passe-partouts. This way, if anything falls, the frames won’t get damaged.

I spent almost a week working on the passe-partouts — cutting each one by hand, measuring them precisely to fit my photographs, and finishing them with a clean white surface. The result looks beautiful, and I’m truly excited about the exhibition.

The exhibition will take place on September 6th and 7th as well as on September 13th and 14th.
I’m looking forward to welcoming many visitors!