lily alssen
@lilyalssen.bsky.social
lens based artist
www.lilyalssen.com
www.lilyalssen.com
shown works by marlene mauer, natalie stanczak and sandra eckhardt with sonja herpich.
June 7, 2025 at 4:33 PM
shown works by marlene mauer, natalie stanczak and sandra eckhardt with sonja herpich.
Find the full schedule on our blog: https://femalephotoclub.com/post/female-photoclub-muenchen-common-ground-2025/
May 30, 2025 at 6:31 PM
Find the full schedule on our blog: https://femalephotoclub.com/post/female-photoclub-muenchen-common-ground-2025/
Over the following weeks, immerse yourself in a rich supporting program—with workshops, artist talks, and inspiring encounters with members of Female Photoclub Munich. Expect personal insights, behind-the-scenes stories, and space for meaningful dialogue.
May 30, 2025 at 6:31 PM
Over the following weeks, immerse yourself in a rich supporting program—with workshops, artist talks, and inspiring encounters with members of Female Photoclub Munich. Expect personal insights, behind-the-scenes stories, and space for meaningful dialogue.
The exhibition opens with a celebratory vernissage on June 5 at 6:00 PM, featuring guest speakers Juliane Herrmann and Birthe Steinbeck.
May 30, 2025 at 6:31 PM
The exhibition opens with a celebratory vernissage on June 5 at 6:00 PM, featuring guest speakers Juliane Herrmann and Birthe Steinbeck.
It is not a middle ground, but the space that endures when we allow difference to exist.
A ground that does not divide, but supports.
A ground that does not divide, but supports.
May 30, 2025 at 6:24 PM
It is not a middle ground, but the space that endures when we allow difference to exist.
A ground that does not divide, but supports.
A ground that does not divide, but supports.
Some pose questions; others offer moments of stillness.
They speak of rupture and resistance, of aging and estrangement, of inhabiting a body.
And of the possibility of meeting one another nonetheless.
COMMON GROUND does not ask for consensus.
They speak of rupture and resistance, of aging and estrangement, of inhabiting a body.
And of the possibility of meeting one another nonetheless.
COMMON GROUND does not ask for consensus.
May 30, 2025 at 6:24 PM
Some pose questions; others offer moments of stillness.
They speak of rupture and resistance, of aging and estrangement, of inhabiting a body.
And of the possibility of meeting one another nonetheless.
COMMON GROUND does not ask for consensus.
They speak of rupture and resistance, of aging and estrangement, of inhabiting a body.
And of the possibility of meeting one another nonetheless.
COMMON GROUND does not ask for consensus.
Twenty photographers have set out to explore this terrain—
not to settle on a single truth,
but to illuminate difference,
to name what is absent,
and to open space for what often remains unseen.
Some of the works speak loudly, others with quiet care.
not to settle on a single truth,
but to illuminate difference,
to name what is absent,
and to open space for what often remains unseen.
Some of the works speak loudly, others with quiet care.
May 30, 2025 at 6:24 PM
Twenty photographers have set out to explore this terrain—
not to settle on a single truth,
but to illuminate difference,
to name what is absent,
and to open space for what often remains unseen.
Some of the works speak loudly, others with quiet care.
not to settle on a single truth,
but to illuminate difference,
to name what is absent,
and to open space for what often remains unseen.
Some of the works speak loudly, others with quiet care.