Fototografien Andreas Oetker kast, foreword by Michael Trippel, essay: the future of work, Henrik Muller manpower – the human-centred work is omnipresent. In our daily lives, in the media, in our discussions. Contrary to all predictions man remains the Centre today as a producer, fielded economic activity even in the halls of the manufacturing industry. manpower is a photo documentary project and tells about people in six German companies and a Czech subsidiary. Diversifying in size from approximately 20 to nearly 300 employees, the companies allow insight and examples of what looks like work. Employees are not chronological series as well as business leaders, as well as insights into the working environment. Manpower wants to convey a sense of this world, which is still present, but nevertheless publicly hardly visible. Accompanying the exhibition, which is to see Kiel until January 15, 2009 in the District Court and by the Prime Minister of Schleswig-Holstein is encouraged, there is now a book about the project, that alongside the image range 60-page preface of the Ostkreuz photographer Michael Trippel contains an essay on the future of work, written by Henrik Muller, author and managing editor of the manager magazine.
“This writes Michael Tan in his foreword to the book accompanying the exhibition: photographed without pathos or the excited search after the hot” image. It’s good to confide in the rhythm of the images, their peace and calmness. Therein lies the real strength. That’s why I think the pictures and I think the photographer. Sounds easy, but become rare, vanity prevails on the image market.
Here the author steps back and leaving the field the portrayed and their rooms. This is a great achievement. Andreas Oetker-Kast is therefore not a representative photographer, but an exemplary.” About the photographer of Andreas Oetker-Kast is a freelance photographer, residing in Kiel. After studying sociology, he has only opted for a career in an International Public Relations Agency, first six years in Germany, then two and a half years in the United States. Since 2003 he has been living in Germany, 2004 followed the entry into the professional photography with a focus on documentary photography and music. Since 2006 he has seminar participants at the Ostkreuz School of photography, Berlin, first under the leadership of Michael Tan (2006), since May 2007 under Werner Mahler. Information about the book manpower photographs by Andreas Oetker-Kast ISBN: 978-3-00-026010-0 hardcover, 80 pages, 47 illustrations introduction: Andreas Oetker-Kast Foreword: Michael Trippel essay the future of work: Henrik Muller texts in german/English EUR 19.80, manpower incl. VAT, is available on the website of the photographer can be ordered under or in bookstores. Andreas Oetker-Kast t. +49.(0)431.399 087 91 m. +49.(0)171.213 55 38
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Fototografien Andreas Oetker kast, foreword by Michael Trippel, essay: the future of work, Henrik Muller manpower – the human-centred work is omnipresent. In our daily lives, in the media, in our discussions. Contrary to all predictions man remains the Centre today as a producer, fielded economic activity even in the halls of the manufacturing industry. manpower is a photo documentary project and tells about people in six German companies and a Czech subsidiary. Diversifying in size from approximately 20 to nearly 300 employees, the companies allow insight and examples of what looks like work. Employees are not chronological series as well as business leaders, as well as insights into the working environment. Manpower wants to convey a sense of this world, which is still present, but nevertheless publicly hardly visible. Accompanying the exhibition, which is to see Kiel until January 15, 2009 in the District Court and by the Prime Minister of Schleswig-Holstein is encouraged, there is now a book about the project, that alongside the image range 60-page preface of the Ostkreuz photographer Michael Trippel contains an essay on the future of work, written by Henrik Muller, author and managing editor of the manager magazine.
“This writes Michael Tan in his foreword to the book accompanying the exhibition: photographed without pathos or the excited search after the hot” image. It’s good to confide in the rhythm of the images, their peace and calmness. Therein lies the real strength. That’s why I think the pictures and I think the photographer. Sounds easy, but become rare, vanity prevails on the image market.
Here the author steps back and leaving the field the portrayed and their rooms. This is a great achievement. Andreas Oetker-Kast is therefore not a representative photographer, but an exemplary.” About the photographer of Andreas Oetker-Kast is a freelance photographer, residing in Kiel. After studying sociology, he has only opted for a career in an International Public Relations Agency, first six years in Germany, then two and a half years in the United States. Since 2003 he has been living in Germany, 2004 followed the entry into the professional photography with a focus on documentary photography and music. Since 2006 he has seminar participants at the Ostkreuz School of photography, Berlin, first under the leadership of Michael Tan (2006), since May 2007 under Werner Mahler. Information about the book manpower photographs by Andreas Oetker-Kast ISBN: 978-3-00-026010-0 hardcover, 80 pages, 47 illustrations introduction: Andreas Oetker-Kast Foreword: Michael Trippel essay the future of work: Henrik Muller texts in german/English EUR 19.80, manpower incl. VAT, is available on the website of the photographer can be ordered under or in bookstores. Andreas Oetker-Kast t. +49.(0)431.399 087 91 m. +49.(0)171.213 55 38
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