"Genogramm" includes photographs created between 2009 and 2025. In the beginning, there was ... confusion. The initial idea was to collect, organize, and prepare images that are important to me in order to document what I have produced photographically over the past two decades. After all, most of my work had not been seen by anyone up to that point. Over time, I have come to realize more and more that these images are an expression of myself, a manifestation of my life. And I believe that I need to see these images exhibited and published in order to understand myself better.
Over the course of a year (2025–26), I presented my photographs once a month as part of a photography seminar led by Anne Schönharting at the Ostkreuz School in Berlin. Together with the group, we reflected on what these images mean to me and how they might be connected. From the original idea of "Becoming Still", a more mystical-philosophical perspective, "Genogramm" emerged—a body of work that ultimately explores who we are within a social system called family.
The result of this year-long process was presented as a group exhibition, alongside the other 16 participants of the seminar, from March 6–8, 2026, at Kunstquartier Bethanien in Berlin.
