Kersten Glaser (1992) is a german photographer and artist. Since 2015 he is a educated/certified photographer and is currently studying photography at University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Dortmund.
The stylistic element of his work is the return to the traditional values of photography. A good composition and the reduction to the essential are important principles for him. Because he wants to explore the medium photography in all its possibilities, he experiments with alternative methods for presentation under modern perspectives. This includes the presentation of photographs in virtual space and the transcription of virtual places into reality.
Kersten Glaser (1992) is a german photographer and artist. Since 2015 he is a educated/certified photographer and is currently studying photography at University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Dortmund.
The stylistic element of his work is the return to the traditional values of photography. A good composition and the reduction to the essential are important principles for him. Because he wants to explore the medium photography in all its possibilities, he experiments with alternative methods for presentation under modern perspectives. This includes the presentation of photographs in virtual space and the transcription of virtual places into reality.
Self-Published Media
(2019) Mute, photobook
(2020) Virtual Exhibition, video game
Other Publications
(2016) SCHWARZWEISS 114
(2017) PhotoKlassik I.2017
(2020) SCHWARZWEISS 136
(2021) Nullnummer #2
Exhibitions
(2018) Group exhibition at the Porzellanikon in Selb
(2019) Group exhibition at the Porzellanikon in Selb
(2020) Virtual solo/group exhibition in Virtual Exhibition
(2021) Solo exhibition Ein·blick in Bergkamen
(2021) Group exhibition at RICOH Imaging Square in Paris
(2022) Group exhibition at the VITRINE in Mainz
(2022) Group exhibition at Cirque Photo Vidéo in Paris
(2022) Group exhibition as part of the Pixelprojekt Ruhrgebiet at Wissenschaftspark Gelsenkirchen
Awards
(2020) DORTMUND KREATIV Digitale Perspektiven – Funding for Virtual Exhibition
(2022) URBAN Book Award – Finalist