Opening on Friday, September 12, 2025, 7-9 pm
The artist will be present
Vast expanse, water, and ceaseless change characterize the Wadden Sea—a landscape remade by the rhythm of the tides every six hours. Alfred Ehrhardt once saw it as “elemental forces at work.” Hamburg photographer Marc-Oliver Schulz views the tidal flats in a different light. He is also repeatedly drawn to the North Sea coast, but unlike Alfred Ehrhardt, his attention is focused not on structures or moods, but on the act of seeing itself. His series Wasserland (Water Land), comprising thirty-five photographs, is being exhibited in Berlin for the first time.
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