Nina Röder
2021
Artist Edition "Champagne in the Cellar"
10 signed and numbered digital Polaroid prints in a linen-bound photo box Edition of 10 + 2 AP (1/12)
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More information about the work Nina Röder
Nina Röder (*1983) is a German photographic artist and professor whose work is characterized by a blend of staged photography, performance, and biographical exploration. Her photography is imbued with a whimsical, often poetic atmosphere in which she deconstructs and reassembles personal and familial stories. A well-known example is her series "Mother's Shoes," in which she portrayed three generations of her family (grandmother, mother, and herself) wearing the same clothes and posing. Her work has been exhibited at prestigious festivals worldwide, including the European Month of Photography in Berlin and the Format Festival in the UK.
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Nina Röder
(*1983) ist eine deutsche Fotokünstlerin und Professorin, deren Arbeit sich durch eine Mischung aus inszenierter Fotografie, Performance und biografischer Spurensuche auszeichnet.
Ihre Fotografie ist geprägt von einer skurrilen, oft poetischen Atmosphäre, in der sie persönliche und familiäre Geschichten dekonstruiert und neu zusammensetzt. Ein bekanntes Beispiel ist ihre Serie „Mutters Schuhe“, in der sie drei Generationen ihrer Familie (Oma, Mutter und sich selbst) in denselben Kleidern und Posen porträtierte. Ihre Werke wurden weltweit auf renommierten Festivals wie dem European Month of Photography in Berlin und dem Format Festival in Großbritannien gezeigt.
She studied theater and media in Bayreuth and media art at the Bauhaus University Weimar, where she also earned her doctorate and worked as an artistic associate.
Teaching: Since 2017, she has been a professor of photography at the University of Europe for Applied Sciences in Hamburg.
Awards: She is a recipient of the LensCulture Exposure Award (2018) and was a finalist in prestigious competitions such as the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize of the National Portrait Gallery in London.
Her work is represented by Galerie Burster in Berlin, among others.
Nina Röder
2021
Artist Edition "Champagne in the Cellar"
10 signed and numbered digital Polaroid prints in a linen-bound photo box Edition of 10 + 2 AP (1/12)
*Shipping within 4-7 business days
More information about the work Nina Röder
Nina Röder (*1983) is a German photographic artist and professor whose work is characterized by a blend of staged photography, performance, and biographical exploration. Her photography is imbued with a whimsical, often poetic atmosphere in which she deconstructs and reassembles personal and familial stories. A well-known example is her series "Mother's Shoes," in which she portrayed three generations of her family (grandmother, mother, and herself) wearing the same clothes and posing. Her work has been exhibited at prestigious festivals worldwide, including the European Month of Photography in Berlin and the Format Festival in the UK.
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Nina Röder
(*1983) ist eine deutsche Fotokünstlerin und Professorin, deren Arbeit sich durch eine Mischung aus inszenierter Fotografie, Performance und biografischer Spurensuche auszeichnet.
Ihre Fotografie ist geprägt von einer skurrilen, oft poetischen Atmosphäre, in der sie persönliche und familiäre Geschichten dekonstruiert und neu zusammensetzt. Ein bekanntes Beispiel ist ihre Serie „Mutters Schuhe“, in der sie drei Generationen ihrer Familie (Oma, Mutter und sich selbst) in denselben Kleidern und Posen porträtierte. Ihre Werke wurden weltweit auf renommierten Festivals wie dem European Month of Photography in Berlin und dem Format Festival in Großbritannien gezeigt.
She studied theater and media in Bayreuth and media art at the Bauhaus University Weimar, where she also earned her doctorate and worked as an artistic associate.
Teaching: Since 2017, she has been a professor of photography at the University of Europe for Applied Sciences in Hamburg.
Awards: She is a recipient of the LensCulture Exposure Award (2018) and was a finalist in prestigious competitions such as the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize of the National Portrait Gallery in London.
Her work is represented by Galerie Burster in Berlin, among others.
