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Depuis le 17 janvier, Hong Kong s’est invitée à Londres. La Flowers Gallery consacre en effet une exposition solo au célèbre photographe allemand Michael Wolf…
Michael Wolf was born in Munich, Germany. He grew up in the USA and studied at UC Berkley and at the University of Essen in Germany. He has been living and working as a photographer and author in China for ten years.
Le photographe d’origine allemande Michael Wolf, nous invite à visiter Paris par cette série de cliché intitulé Paris Tree Shadows.
german photographer michael wolf has captured a series of images called 'architecture of density' that acutely acknowledge hong kong's overwhelming concentration of buildings.
Michael Wolf Cheung Chau Sunrise #15, 2019 Archival Pigment Print on Hahnemuehle art rag paper
Michael Michael Wolf
La galerie FIFTY ONE présente Rooftops (Toits); une exposition avec les célèbres vues architecturales du photographe hongrois André Kertész (Hongrie, 1894 - US, 1985). Ces…
Photographer Michael Wolf spent 30 days in a Tokyo metro station, capturing the traumatized faces of commuters on their way to work. Their w...
For over 20 years Michael Wolf has been photographing Hong Kong. During that time he has captured the towering pastel facades of its high rise architecture in a vein similar to Thomas Struth or Andreas Gursky, but perhaps more interestingly he has delved into the hidden maze of the city’s back alleys. What he found and has faithfully documented, are the innumerable abstract urban still lifes seen throughout. All the city’s flotsam and jetsam, from clusters of gloves and clothes hangers, to networks of pipes and a full colour spectrum of plastic bags, are photographed in strange, but entirely happenstance arrangements.
Tokyo-based German photographer Michael Wolf invites you to take a look at the Japanese capital through the eyes of the city's daily commuter. And as you're about to see, that sight is actually quite horrendous.
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Photographer Michael Wolf lenses Hong Kong's urban sprawl in a new exhibition, 'Architecture of Density', at London's Flowers Gallery
There is something utterly fascinating about German-born photographer Michael Wolf's Architecture of Density. Hong Kong, Wolf's adopted city of fifteen years is home to seven million people and Wolf's images ponder contemporary urban life in one of the most densly populated areas in the world. The structures are mesmerizing and the m
Award-winning German photographer Michael Wolf, best known for his photos showing the quirks and density of megacities, has died. He was 64. The New York
The German photographer renowed for his “Architecture of Density” series passed away at the age of 64 in his home in Cheung Chau.
