Thursday, July 23
"The Longest Days" - Personal Work by Sebastian König
A funeral, a wedding, a child’s birthday or an evening at the local shooting club – moments that should command our full attention. In his AI series “Nobody Noticed,” Det Kempke turns the familiar scenario on its head: while life unfolds right in front of them, his protagonists remain glued to their smartphones.
With plenty of dark humour, Kempke exaggerates an observation that has long become part of everyday life. Even grief, joy, togetherness or a crying birthday child can barely compete with the small screen in our hands. The deliberately staged scenes feel familiar and absurd at the same time – hitting precisely where it becomes uncomfortable.
“Nobody Noticed” is a biting AI work about attention in the digital age and the question of how much of what happens around us we actually still notice.
Thursday, July 23
"The Longest Days" - Personal Work by Sebastian König
With The Longest Days, Sebastian König presents a personal photographic series exploring childhood, summer, and the fleeting moments between freedom and growing up.
The series follows two young protagonists through long summer days – swimming, playing, and simply being. Rather than telling a linear story, the images unfold as quiet observations in which light, water, and landscape are just as present as closeness, lightness, and the feeling of an endless summer. Moving between documentary photography and poetic visual moments, König focuses on those experiences that linger in the memory not...
Tuesday, July 14
Heidi Lerkenfeld photographs house by Mattesson Architects for ARK JOURNAL
For the international architecture and design magazine ARK JOURNAL, Heidi Lerkenfeld photographed a house by Danish architecture studio Mattesson Architects. Interior styling was by Pernille Vest.
The images play with light, shadow, and silhouettes. Rather than revealing the house at first glance, they spark curiosity about the building and its interiors. If you'd like to discover more about this project, please get in touch with Heidi Lerkenfeld's agency, STILLSTARS.
With his latest project, AI artist Brand0 explores the visual language of contemporary fashion editorials through the lens of artificial intelligence. Set against the backdrop of New York City, the series captures fictional street-style characters moving through an urban landscape shaped by light, architecture, and atmosphere.
Wednesday, June 3
Modern AI Editorials Between Capri and London by AI Artist Brand0
In his latest AI-generated editorial, AI artist Brand0 moves between the Mediterranean elegance of Capri and the urban cool of London. The series combines sun-drenched coastal scenery, luxurious summer looks, and contemporary fashion with the cosmopolitan flair of the British capital.
Through meticulously crafted scenes, style-conscious characters, and a distinctive visual signature, Brand0 demonstrates the creative potential of artificial intelligence in fashion imagery and editorial storytelling. The project explores how AI-generated visuals are evolving into a compelling medium for...
Saturday, May 30
RAMONA REUTER : Jewelry Campaign for Pearl Studio Berlin, New Focus on Hospitality Photography and Separate Retouch Division
Ramona Reuter is expanding her photographic focus into hospitality while separating her photography and retouching/post production work into independent areas.
Going forward, her photography portfolio will feature editorials, campaigns and client work across fashion, lifestyle, beauty and hospitality. At the same time, she continues to work independently as a retouch artist for a wide range of productions and creative teams, with a focus on beauty, fashion and skincare.
Currently, Ramona Reuter presents new work for Pearl Studio Berlin and its line Crystal Pearl Jewelry. The visual...
The current works by BRAND0 - AI ARTIST move between airplanes, subway stations and lingerie. The image series revolve around themes such as travel, transit, urban movement and contemporary fashion aesthetics - somewhere between cinematic moments and AI-generated scenery.
The Munich-based AI artist combines digital imagery with a visual language that exists between fashion editorial, airport fiction and international content design. The lingerie motifs in particular add an extra layer of intimacy, glamour and artificial perfection to the series.
Braniff International Airways, by the way, was a legendary US airline particularly famous for its highly influential design language of the 1960s and 1970s. The airline originally operated from 1928 until 1982.
Wednesday, April 29
‘Natürlich Fermentieren’ (WECK) featuring food photography by Jan Herbolsheimer
For the book “Natürlich Fermentieren” by WECK Verlag, Jan Herbolsheimer photographed 15 sourdough recipes. The publication brings together the expertise of five specialists and features a wide range of recipes on fermentation – from vegetables and fruits to beverages and dairy products, as well as sourdough bread, pizza, and pastries.
For the shoot, one thing was essential: precise timing. From refreshing the sourdough after a break to coordinating the different fermentation processes, it quickly became clear that fermentation is pure biochemistry – requiring a high level of planning,...
Wednesday, April 29
'AI in motion' - Beauty meets doves in poetic still lifes by Pascale Weber
Zurich-based creative Pascale Weber presents AI in motion – a delicate visual story where beauty and nature meet in a controlled, almost surreal composition.
At the centre: a minimal fragrance bottle, activated by a single gesture, surrounded by white doves. The scene plays with balance – between movement and stillness, softness and precision. Feathers, glass and liquid interact in a carefully staged moment that feels both cinematic and graphic.
Created using AI as a tool, the series explores how still life can be reimagined beyond traditional photography. The doves introduce a sense of...
Photographer and filmmaker Alexandrena Parker presents atmospheric imagery from Australia, capturing sensitive portraits of children and landscapes shaped by closeness, trust, and an intuitive feel for authentic moments. With over 14 years of international experience, her work stands for cinematic, story-driven visual storytelling that makes emotions tangible and creates lasting memories – from large-scale campaigns to intimate, everyday scenes.
From May to October, Alexandrena Parker will be traveling across Europe and the UK and is open to connecting with art buyers, producers, creatives, and brands. “We’re Europe-bound May till October. It’s a euro adventure that got to fit around health, homeschooling & freelance hustle… If you’re an art director, producer, stylist, creative director, brand or just someone who loves creative things in Europe or the UK I’d LOVE to connect while...
Wednesday, April 15
Sun-soaked moments in Athens by Özgür Albayrak
Özgür Albayrak traveled to Athens and used the Mediterranean light for a series focused on mood, intimacy and ease.
Between poolside, terraces and sparse landscapes, he creates images shaped by the sun. He focuses on natural moments and a reduced setting that leaves space for light, skin and atmosphere. The result is a personal body of work that carries the feeling of an endless summer day.
As a photographer who confidently handles large-scale productions and enjoys the dynamic of being on set, Özgür brings the same sense of calm and clarity to his personal work. His clients include Audi,...
Wednesday, April 15
'Running London' Motion as Pure Energy by Florian Bison
In “Running London,” photographer Florian Bison captures movement as pure energy, staging athleticism through an urban visual language.
On behalf of Philipp und Keuntje (PUK), Robert Westrich photographed the latest range campaign motifs for Mercedes-Benz Vans. Produced by PUK (line producing: Peach & Cherry), a wide range of visuals was created on location, showing the vehicles in real working environments – closely aligned with the demands of different industries and use cases.
“Secure short term. Benefit long term.” - this is the claim of the Mercedes-Benz Vans campaign, focusing on attractive pricing advantages and leasing offers for commercial customers.
The visual approach is defined by clarity and authenticity: the vehicles are not presented as abstract objects, but as reliable partners in everyday use. Functionality, space and efficiency are at the core, combined with a modern and accessible visual language.
Monday, March 9
‘Longing for Springtime’ - Luzzitellidanieli presents spring fantasies between photography, CGI and AI
With a mix of photography, CGI and AI, Luzzitellidanieli creates a visual homage to spring. Among glowing flowers, vibrant colors and playful movement, image worlds emerge in which real motifs and digital elements seamlessly blend.
The series celebrates lightness, motion and new beginnings. A vivid color statement that shows how new technologies can expand creative possibilities and reinterpret the aesthetics of spring in a contemporary way.
"The Lab is the experimental and research-driven core of Luzzitelli Danieli, dedicated to exploring how artificial intelligence, photography, CGI and...
Monday, February 23
LOOP - Personal Work by MARKUS MUELLER on Movement, Proximity and Urban Energy
LOOP is a personal series by MARKUS MUELLER exploring movement, proximity and urban energy. Shot on Berlin rooftops, parking decks and against graphic city backdrops, the work focuses on bodies in space, color, perspective and authentic moments. Styling by Stephanie Franzius.