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After the wall between the two German states fell in 1989, during an economic standstill, it waspossible to visit places in East Germany wheretime seemed to have stood still. Stefan Koppelkamm, graphic and exhibition designer, author and photographer used this historical moment to photograph buildings and townscapes in East Berlin and in other locations in the former GDR whose condition often pointed back to the time before the Second World War. His motives were curiosity about a country that was largely unknown beyond its own borders and the desire to capture in images a condition that would soon disappear. Between 2001 and 2004 Koppelkamm visited the same places again and captured their current state from the same viewpoint.
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Edition Axel Menges 2007 /// 224 Seiten /// 230 x 320 mm /// 100 Fotografien /// Essay Ludger Derenthal /// Broschur /// deutsch, englisch
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€29.90
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