Peter Bösenberg

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Peter Bösenberg (* 1970 in Kelkheim ) is a German photographer , screenwriter and director .

Life

From 1992–1993 he studied psychology at the Technical University of Darmstadt , 1994–1995 art history at the Johann Wolfgang Goethe University in Frankfurt am Main , 1996–1997 journalism in Berlin and 1997–2002 at the Art Academy for Media in Cologne . Peter Bösenberg directs films and writes scripts.

In 2002 he received the “Short Tiger Award” for directing sponsorship from the German Federal Film Board for the short film “Abendstimmung” at the Munich Film Festival. Since 2009 he has been working on photographic series. He lives in Cologne .

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Peter Bösenberg's photographic works address contradicting situations in the urban environment. In doing so, Bösenberg deals with obvious events on the surface and is interested in what can develop from the hidden on closer observation. He tries to transfer the narrative principle of cinematic succession into photography.

photography

Solo exhibitions

  • 2011 "Blindgang", Kunstraum Hengesbach, Wuppertal (D)

Group exhibitions

  • 2012 “20 YEARS”, Hengesbach Gallery, Berlin
  • 2009 "Fototal", Galerie Frei, Cologne
  • 1995 Art History Institute, University of Frankfurt a. M. (D)

Movie

  • 2014 “The Agreement”, premiere at the Hofer Filmtage , a feature film co-produced by WDR
  • 2006 “The Austrian Method”, portmanteau film, video HD, 90 min
  • 2003 "N.", short film, 8 min "Von einer Sommer", short film, direction: Erica von Moeller, 20 min, 35 mm
  • 2002 “Abendstimmung” short film, 14.5 min, 35 mm “Heim”, short film, direction: Matthias Schellenberg, 19 min, 35 mm
  • 2001 “The Bag”, short film, direction: Matthias Schellenberg, 14 min, 35 mm
  • 2000 “In brackets”, short film, 4.5 min, 16 mm
  • 1999 "The new years (start well)", short film, 3 min, Beta SP
  • 1998 “Where is the city?”, Short film, 7 min, Beta SP “Ole dances”, short film, 2.5 min, 8 mm
  • 1997 "Colder Outside", short film, 7 min, Hi8

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Hengesbach Gallery
  2. ^ Bösenberg at Galerie Hengesbach