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WOLFGANG STRASSL

  • Recent Work (from 2018)
    • Being Young
    • Family
    • Rechenzentrum
    • Kolkata Digital Natives
    • Pentiment Portraits
      • Figures
      • Features
      • Environmental
    • Power Flower
    • Street Art
    • Flying Fish
    • Arcadia
    • Backyard Still Lifes
    • Fifty Years After
      • Fifty Years After I
      • Fifty Years After II
    • Underground Portraits
    • Cast in Stone
    • Faces
  • Earlier Work (till 2017)
    • Leopoldpark
    • Oktoberfest
    • On the Park Bench
    • East Jerusalem
    • Westbank
      • Irtah Checkpoint
      • Azzun Atma
      • Arab Ar Ramadin
    • Purim Tel Aviv
    • Desertscapes
    • Silhouettes
    • Venice
  • Publications
  • Exhibitions
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I am often drawn to young people. They are still in a phase of life where everything is possible and spark my imagination about what life will still bring them, and what course in life they might take. Also, I’m always surprised by how young people are so much more open to me when I approach them as a photographer. They’re much more likely to say, “why not?”, and willing to be open to new experiences. I’m fascinated by how their openness, their insecurity, and their self-assuredness are visible all at once. They reflect so much about the human condition and hold all of the potential for life to be experienced within them. When I encounter young people from my perspective today, I reflect on when I was young myself, and how I once looked at life.
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