Andrea Grützner’s artistic work deals with the emotional and visual perception of spaces. She seeks the familiar and at the same time unfamiliar, asks questions about the memory of places and our orientation in the designed space. Using mostly photographic means, she finds and creates images as well as objects that oscillate between photography, painting and collage. She explores questions of documentary, surreal, abstraction and visual irritation. Andrea Grützner currently lives and works in Berlin.

Jessica Backhaus (*1970, Cuxhaven, Germany) is considered one of the most important voices in contemporary photography out of Germany. In her search for new means of expression, she varies her work between documentation and abstraction. The artist deals with objects and situations of everyday life and views the world through her camera again and again from unusual perspectives. Staged still lifes, collages and minimalistic color and light experiments have recently emerged from her free play with materials. Jessica Backhaus studied photography and visual communication in Paris and lived in New York between 1995 and 2009. Since 2009, the artist lives and works in Berlin.

The artistic work of Mårten Lange (*1984, Gothenburg, Sweden) often revolves around nature, technology, architecture and the urban environment. Using a photographic language of reduction and concentration, Lange turns everyday phenomena into images that are clear, poetic and direct. He currently lives and works in Berlin, Germany. His work is published and exhibited internationally.