Vietnamese kitchen

This is a story of preparing food in Vietnam. Photographed for a Swiss life style magazine.

Michelangelo Antonioni’s cupola house in Sardegna built by Dante Bini

In the sixties the architect Dante Bini built a cupola house on the north shore of Sardegna for the director Michelangelo Antonioni and his lover Monica Vitti. The spectacular house is abandoned because of decades of speculations. There is a chance now that the Italian national fund FAI will restore the landmark.

Fight for Peace Project, London

The Fight for Peace project seeks to draw young people off the streets of Rio de Janeiro and London and strengthen their sense of self-worth through different types of combat sport.

République Islamique de Mauritanie

With a scientist of ethnology I am working on a documentary about the leaders of anti slavery movements in Mauritania and their different approaches.

ADK, Berlin

A walk around Akademie der Künste, Hanseaten Weg, Berlin

Horse Racing, Mariendorf, Berlin

El Impenetrable, Chaco, Paraguay

Rather than sell it, a filmmaker wants to turn his land into a nature reserve. Here, he gets in the crossfire. No one has been waiting for him in Paraguay.

Night train from Berlin to Moscow

A reportage of a train trip from Berlin to Moscow.

A silent afternoon in Hunnavellir, Iceland

A silent afternoon in Kanazawa, Japan

CPM , Berlin

Documentation of performative sculpture performances with Christian Phillipp Mueller, Berlin

Hotel Okura, Tokyo, Japan

Built in 1962 the Okura hotel is a Japanese modernist landmark. Taken June 2015 these are probably some of the last photos. For a bigger profit It will soon be replaced by a 550 room hotel tower

Lutz and Guggisberg, Museum Bellpark, Kriens, Switzerland

Photos of the Lutz & Guggisberg show at the Museum Bellpark , commissioned by MEIRÉ UND MEIRÉ

Waiting in Swaziland

Muscovites

KW Institute for Contemporary Art

Documentations for KW Institute for Contemporary Art for Catalogs and Press, Berlin

Ryan Trecartin, Site Visit, KW Institute, Berlin

Installation Views for KW Institute For Contemporary Art for Catalogue and Press, Berlin

We were robbed, Cyprus

Many Cypriots were expropriated overnight. Now they ask themselves who they can still trust.

GDI Gottlieb Duttweiler Institut, Switzerland

Montana, US

Some time ago in Butte, Montana. At a gas station I met John who invited me to stay with them in Eliston for a couple days.

Saransk in Winter, Russia

Around millenium I traveled several times with my friend Oleg to his home town Saransk about 1000 km east of Moscow. There we spent some time with his family and friends.

Saransk in Summer, Russia

Hanging out in Saransk.

Cumbia Villera, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Cumbia Villera (Slum Cumbia) is a kind of Folk Rap and very popular in Latin American.

Weserstrasse Neukoelln, Berlin

Series of 10 abandoned apartments in Berlin Neukoelln. The flats were all occupied by the same owner himself and filled with stuff over the decades.

Wissenschaftsakademie Berlin, Germany

The big machinery. Universities are sluggish apparatus. But with some entrepreneurial thinking they could get going. 

Novy Urengoy, Sibiria

With a population of over 100'000 Novy Urengoy is the largest northern most town in the world. Almost 75% of the russian gas comes from this region. The city is only accessible by plane and by the Arctic Circle Railway.

Wetten (Betting), Berlin, Germany

Report on the liberalisation of the betting business in Germany.  

U-55, Berlin

Shots of the subway line U-55 in Berlin during construction for brand eins magazine.

Paul Ormerod, London, UK

Interview with the economist Paul Ormerod Author of the book "Why most things fail" for brand eins magazine.

Andy Oakes, Writer, Brighton, UK

An interview with writer and social worker Andy Oakes.

Telenovelas, TV Azteca, Mexico City, Mexico

Tv Azteca in Mexico City produces soap operas so called "Telenovelas" in a factory speed for the Latin American market.

Coca Growing, Chaparé, Bolivia

In Bolivia exists a normal peasant union. But it's not a normal union: its members plant an illegal plant. More precisely, a semi- illegal plant. And that's been the most successful. For the Bolivian coca growers.

Urban Planner Jaime Lerner, Curitiba, Brasil

I believe that some medicinal “magic” can and should be applied to cities, as many are sick and some nearly terminal. Says Jaime Lerner, Urbanist in Curitiba, Brasil.

Teach First Programme, North London

Hundreds of top university graduates in the United Kingdom are opting for the classroom over the office for their first job. Teach First Program, UK.

Agrarian Reform in the GDR, Lübstorf, Germany

The GDR is now history, the former public property in private hands. But in the countryside, the model of the socialistic cooperative is still there - a result of the land reform starting after WWII.

New Andermatt, Switzerland

The Egyptian investor Samih Sawiris builds a new village in the Swiss alps. New Andermatt. But some do not like this idea.

Jo Siffert’s Death in Brands Hatch, UK

Jo Siffert, a Swiss racing driver, won the 1971 Austrian Grand Prix, but then was killed at Brands Hatch, Kent, England.

Argentinian Filmindustry, Buenos Aires

Hollywood helps the national film. Or how to subsidize an industry without costs for the state.

Tijuana, Mexico

Photos of the border town to illustrate an article about the economical situation due to the proximity to the US.

Costa Rica

These photos are part of a reportage about sustainable tourism and foresting projects in Costa Rica.

Judge in Barranquilla, Colombia

The Colombian judge María Stella Jara Gutiérrez believes in the rule of law. Therefore she should pay with her life.

Il sistema, Campania, Italy

Many mayors in southern Italy are close to the Mafia. By law, they can be removed from office. That sounds reasonable. But is that it?

Glasgow, UK

Glasgow was the capital of violent gangs. Until the police realized that their members are both: perpetrators and victims. From a risky experiment that shows success.