Lena Fließbach is a freelance curator and author for contemporary art, as well as an expert on the topic of sustainability in the art and culture scene, living in Berlin.

For VTph editions, she selected these contemporary photographers – Kathrin Ganser and Alexander Gehring – who address upheaval, climate change, and the day's issues.

She co-curated the international group exhibition Zero Waste, which minimized and made their CO₂ footprint transparent. Since then, she has worked as a mentor and speaker for sustainability in the cultural sector.

Diptych

Stefan Heyne is a magician of light. Spectral colors are filtered and blurred by him - and thus transformed into their nuances. The beauty of the colors and the newly found tones unfold in a new section of the picture. Color tones that move vibrantly through the atmosphere are captured in their perfection on the paper. These are atmospheres, moods, situations, and spaces…

The Space of Time, each Edition 15 + 3 AP, numbered and signed on the back, Archival Pigment Print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag, 55,00 cm x 71,50 cm / Diptych on a single sheet of paper)

Two views of a forest make one picture - the forest is upside down. And yet it is not a reflection. If space-time is relative, why should landscapes always be horizontal? 

Alexandra Wolframm's work focuses on the existential relationship between man and nature and the interaction between vision and imagination. Her focus here is on the aspect of time about human existence and the indifference of nature to the latter. The landscape as an appearance and metaphor of nature, even in its seemingly tamed form of the Western world, is like a counterpart or a kind of mirror: a part of our human existence - yet we are alienated from it.