The Garten exhibition by the ParisBerlin collective, with the garden as its theme, can be seen at the Goethe Institute in Paris until October 29th. The garden is an area bound by space and time. Gardens are often magical places playing a very important symbolic role, promising tranquillity and offering a way of seeking out our roots or getting back to nature . The theme highlights the importance of the garden in our urban lifestyle.
Why this “need” for greenery in the city? The work of ten photographers from the ParisBerlin>fotogroup demonstrates that a garden is a place where people and nature interact. In urban areas – like everywhere else – people have harnessed nature to appease their need for a natural environment.
The garden is an area bound by space and time; gardens are often magical places playing a very important symbolic role, promising tranquillity and offering a way of seeking out our roots or getting back to nature.
Photographers exhibited : Holger Biermann, Manuela Böhme, Chiara Dazi, Vanessa Deflache, Andreas B. Krueger, Amélie Losier, Marie Lukasiewicz, Albin Millot, Sebastian Rosenberg and Sandra Schmalz.
EXHIBITION
Garten du collectif ParisBerlin>fotogroup
Through 29th October, 2015
Goethe-Institut
17 Avenue d’Iéna
75116 Paris
Meeting on Tuesday 27th October at 7pm
Presentation of Garten exhibition & ParisBerlin collective
www.fotoparisberlin.com
