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Stephan reflections on death
In Berlin mass graves cover an area of 80.000 m2, in which the victims of Nazi war and tyranny lie – many of them children, civilians, forced labourers, concentration camp victims, resistance fighters, victims of so-called “euthanasia programmes”, soldiers from far-flung nations and the unknown dead.
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Orlando reflections on death
Filmmaker and photographer Tim van Beveren, who has worked as a freelancer in wars such as in Iraq and Yugoslavia, led a media project with a group of young students from Berlin, Iran, Syria, Poland, Serbia, France and Portugal.
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Daniel reflections on death
They decided to work with black and white photographs to memorialize the effects of war and the ongoing presence of atrocity and death.
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Erkut reflections on death
This “painting with light”, carried out in the studio using digital collages and personal portraits on the subject of death and war, is presented as a memento mori.
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Nekropolen-Projekt Berlin-Neukölln 1945
The final series (sizes 2m x 2m) is meant as reflections on death.
This series in October 2017 was awarded with an “honorable mention” by the International Photography Awards, New York.