MAX VON TREU and OSKAR RINK, painter and installation artist, are still presenting their joint exhibition ‘ISOLATION DIARY’ in the Spinnerei, Leipzig, through 31 October
ISOLATION DIARY is an art project which was created during the global Covid-19 lockdown. Artist Oskar Rink and photographer Max von Treu put together a seven-part photo series for their exhibition, which illustrates their moods and the consequences they had during the Corona lockdown: SNOOZE, STAY SAFE, HAIRY TIMES, GOLDEN TIMES, NO BDAY, HOME SHOPPING, GREAT DEPRESSION. The exhibition is still open to visitors through 31 October in the Spinnerei in Leipzig.
German painter and installation artist, Oskar Rink, was born in 1980 in Leipzig. In the studio of her famous father, Arno Rink, one of the most significant forerunners of the New Leibzig School, the Master graduate of Sotheby’s Institute of Art / Comporary Art Department learned the basic elements of painting already as a child.
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Artist Oskar Rink
Photographer Max von Treu
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About MAX VON TREU
It was at the tender age of six when he was given his first snapshot-camera that Max von Treu, born in Munich in 1979, started showing interest in photography. Things got a little more serious when he got his first proper camera at the age of 17. It was love at first sight and a never ending array of snap shots, taken during early travels around the world. After graduating in Munich, Max decided to move to London to study mixed media arts at the University of Westminster. His main focus was filmmaking at first and it was only after he finished his studies and while assisting various fashion photographers that he discovered his passion for fashion and portrait photography. His professional career as a fashion photographer began when he was 25. Max is currently based in Berlin and Munich shooting for clients around the world.
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