Nadine Ethner, based in Berlin, works on interdisciplinary projects as a visual artist and photographer with other artists. After finishing her M.A. in Germany she spent seven years in Rome, where she collaborated with international artists on various interactive projects. Travel in Europe, India, Japan, North Africa and Turkey during the same period exerted a strong, lasting influence on her visual language. This diversity of experience resulted in numerous group and solo shows in various galleries, institutions and foundations. Nadine studied at Burg Giebichenstein University of Art and Design in Halle Germany and at the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome, Italy. In 2007 she moved to Berlin, where she and other international artists and photographers co-founded the exhibition space exp12/exposure twelve in 2010. Nadine always collaborates with artists and photographers, designers, institutions, cultural associations from different fields.
In 2021 she founded VTph editions an online gallery and online shop with a fine selection of contemporary fine art photography. And prior to that in 2016 Nadine founded VTph magazine to promote contemporary photography and artistic positions and inspire like a multi-lens camera, providing a diverse range of insights into the artist’s process with interviews, spotlights, talks and studio visits. What do images do to us in challenging times?
