Ingar Krauss (b. 1965 in East Berlin) began photographing his immediate surroundings, the city of Berlin, with its countless voids and derelict buildings, in the early 1990s, a period of great transition in the German capital. A few years later, the self-taught photographer, delving further and more intimately into the theme of change, turned his camera on his daughter and her friends, photographing them in Berlin and in the countryside near the German-Polish border, where he and his family own… more

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