Stéphane Couturier’s large-scale, captivatingly composed, almost painterly photographs of buildings or architectural structures which showcase how architecture and everyday life are deeply connected.

The psychological black and white portrait photographs of animals by Walter Schels, one of the most prestigious German photography artists, concentrate on the physiognomic landscape of the face. In his images, the animals appear as if they are humans.

Frédéric Brenner is one of the most outstanding photographers of our times. Our presentation focuses on his life-long engagement with Jewish life in our times; from the black and white photographies of his "Diaspora" series to his newest project "Zerheilt", which is currently on view at the Jüdisches Museum in Berlin.

David Meskhi's images of young athletes floating in front of abstract coloured surfaces unconstrained by the laws of physics are presented as both an autobiographical visual diary as much as a social documentary.