Christian Voigt (Munich, Germany, 1961) lives and works in Hamburg and the south of France. He works with large format cameras, both digital and analog. He experiments with the latest technology as well as the first photographic techniques. Thus, from very diverse media, Voigt has developed a language capable of telling new stories; he works continuously perfecting a particular pictorial language, which reflects the stories he wants to tell, the feelings he wants to transmit. This is visible in his photographs: landscape and architecture are his main areas of interest, capturing from dunes to temples, libraries or museums but also making portraits and nudes.
His works, which run in a language situated between fiction and reality, have been exhibited in museums, galleries and art fairs in Basel, Hamburg, New York, Los Angeles, London, Saint Tropez, Amsterdam and Madrid.
His works, which run in a language situated between fiction and reality, have been exhibited in museums, galleries and art fairs in Basel, Hamburg, New York, Los Angeles, London, Saint Tropez, Amsterdam and Madrid.
