Koenigs, Juergen

Juergen Koenigs, Kreuztal, Germany

Juergen Koenigs: no title, watercolors and pen on paper, 2008, 21,4 x 30,4 cm

Juergen Koenigs: no title (Scissors) P1012 827, Epson Print, 2007, 10,8x17,8cm, open edition

Juergen Koenigs: no title (potatoe), Epson Print, 2006, 10,8x14,2cm, open edition

Juergen Koenigs: "Vor und Zurueck", silver gelatine print, 10x14cm, 2003

Juergen Koenigs: no title (Kaffefiltertierchen), palladium print, 14x14cm, 2003, open edition

Juergen Koenigs: "Doppelsitzer", silver gelatine print, 11x17cm, 2003, Brauhaus-Fotografie Nr.12

Juergen Koenigs: ""Aus der Serie: Große Themen der Kunstgeschichte..", silver gelatine print, 7,5x11cm, 2001, Brauhaus-Fotografie Nr.11

Juergen Koenigs: "Tisch mit Schüsseln und Küchengerät", silver gelatine print, 17x20cm, 2000, Brauhaus-Fotografie Nr.10

Juergen Koenigs: "Chirurgiezangen und Scheren", silver gelatine print, 29x14cm, 1999, Brauhaus-Fotografie Nr.9

Juergen Koenigs: no title, saltprint, 36x46cm

Juergen Koenigs: "Quirle, Löffel, Knoblauchpressen", silver gelatine print, 18x15cm, 1999, Brauhaus-Fotografie Nr.8

Juergen Koenigs: "Kriegstanz", silver gelatine print, 25x6cm, 1998, Brauhaus-Fotografie Nr.7

Juergen Koenigs: "Hofstueck", silver gelatine print, 26x6cm, 1997, Brauhaus-Fotografie Nr.6

Juergen Koenigs: "Doppelbrille", silver gelatine print, 24x10cm, 1996, Brauhaus-Fotografie Nr.5

Juergen Koenigs: Ufo Sanitaertyp, silver gelatine print, 13x18cm, 1995, Brauhaus-Fotografie Nr.4

Juergen Koenigs: Frankreich (Provence) 3, Gelatin silver print, 1994, 35,5 x 20,8 cm

Juergen Koenigs: Frankreich (Provence) 2 , Gelatin silver print, 1994, 35,4 x 32,5 cm

Juergen Koenigs: Frankreich (Provence) 1, Gelatin silver print, 1994, 36 x 32,5 cm

Juergen Koenigs: no title "Buegeleisen", silver gelatine print, 30x19cm, 1994, Brauhaus-Fotografie Nr.3

Juergen Koenigs: no title (Birnenpanorama), silver gelatine print, 30x6cm, 1993, Brauhaus-Fotografie Nr.2

Juergen Koenigs: no title (Zaeune), Cayanotype, 20x11cm, 1992, Brauhaus-fotografie Nr.1

„In my pinhole work of the last decade I’ve been interested in the shape of common and trivial objects of every day life, like kitchen utensils, vegetables etc. Using various self-designed cameras I discovered ways to change their familiar and well-known forms to an unfamiliar appearance and new interpretation, for example by different kinds of distortion, by attacking and cutting the film material, by segmentation of the image field”

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