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Johannes Barthelmes
Germany
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
Discover the creation in interiors
Artwork details
- Printing : Digital, Analogue on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 23.6x15.7in
- Edition : All editions sold (30 / 30)
- Artist's proof : 2
- Hors commerce : 2
About this artwork
the veneration of the human body. I deliberately do not work with models but with women who catch my eye and to whom I give my business card with my homepage address. They can then decide in peace whether they want to create a work of art with me.
Johannes Barthelmes
Germany
Credentials
- Works on commission
In 2000, the internationally renowned jazz musician Johannes Barthelmes buys his first camera and from then on he begins to work intensively with photography. His subject is human beings. His passion belongs to street, travel, portrait and nude photography.
His approach can be aptly described as “extempore” (Latin: out of the moment). Basically improvisations as he knows them from his musical life. Compositions from the impromptu and yet in terms of craftsmanship, design and content at a high level.
“As a musician, I went around the world and it fascinated me that all the people I looked in the face were known, even familiar. It's impressive, we all know each other...
“As a photographer today, I experience this amazing story even more intensely and with respect, and despite my deliberately close images, at a loving distance from the people.”
His approach can be aptly described as “extempore” (Latin: out of the moment). Basically improvisations as he knows them from his musical life. Compositions from the impromptu and yet in terms of craftsmanship, design and content at a high level.
“As a musician, I went around the world and it fascinated me that all the people I looked in the face were known, even familiar. It's impressive, we all know each other...
“As a photographer today, I experience this amazing story even more intensely and with respect, and despite my deliberately close images, at a loving distance from the people.”
