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My contribution to the ZAFF collective’s group exhibition »ANALOG«. The works depict daytime and nighttime scenes as well as abstract and graphic-looking details of Hong Kong. All photographs were shot on my favourite slide film Fuji Provia 400X. For the exhibition, they were digitized and printed.

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My contribution to the exhibition »My Generation« features twelve photographs that capture different facets of young people’s lives in Tübingen. The images document moments from the city’s diverse subculture, including skateboarding, breakdancing, concerts, or art performances.

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My contribution to the group exhibition »Analoge Fotografien aus Tübingen und darüber hinaus« (Analog Photographs from Tübingen and Beyond) as a member of the ZAFF collective. A total of 13 photographers of the collective presented their analog photographs. My black-and-white photographs show lesser-known places, mostly outside of Tübingen’s inner old town.

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My contribution to the group exhibition »Bilder einer anderen Natur« (Images of a different nature), which in turn enriches the festival of the International Photoscene Cologne 2025.

I took the photographs with a Minolta X700, which broke down shortly afterwards. The series is inspired by the work “Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance” by the US-American author Robert M. Pirsig.

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A contribution to the group exhibition »ZERTEILT«.

Tübingen, a rich city where people vote green, inherit wealth and have a high income, where there is hardly any industry, where you are cut off from the world between the hills of the university and the elitist old town.

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Subculture & music in Tübingen with a focus on hip-hop.

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4 hours of subculture - a very temporary art exhibition about subculture in Tübingen

• the exhibition existed for 4 hours only
• featured photography by Ken Werner of various Tübingen subcultures
• and a 4 minute short film by Frederick Schneider about Ken Werner
• DJs: Don Nod & RawSpin & Samu

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Often I am impressed by the diversity of this city. Especially the different subcultures, they not only interest me personally but also inspire and influence me. My contribution for the group exhibition “Blickfeld” focuses on the drag community in Tübingen and especially the people who live this art form.

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With its own aesthetics, Tübingen’s Nordstadt stands in stark contrast to the medieval old town and has a special attraction to me. Many buildings feature visible concrete and characterized by plain elements. This part of the city was predominantly conceived in the 1960s and 1970s and envisioned a future that never happened - somehow romantic.

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smalltown exposures - an art exhibition about the skateboarding subculture of Tübingen. For many years Ken Werner portrayed the small but very active skateboarding scene in Tübingen, a provincial university town in southwest Germany. His work reveals the energy and beauty of skateboarding at the intersection of documentary and artistic photography. The 67 images of the exhibition are raw and intimate, capturing the essence of this subculture with an unrivaled level of authenticity.

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Skateboarding in Tübingen - What would Neil Blender say?

For four years Ken Werner portrayed the small but very active skateboarding subculture in Tübingen. The resulting exhibition displays works at the intersection of documentary and artistic photography.

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INSIDE OUT. See it, feel it - street photography. A joint exhibition with the works of Max Raulff and Ken Werner curated by Kuneprojects.

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The photo exhibition deals with the premises of the former slaughterhouse and consists of two parts. The motifs on the wall show architecture and details of the interior in their “naked” form: Without people, without movement. A sober, graphic and reduced aesthetic unfolds. While the small-format motifs of the central hanging, on the other hand, show the first hint of a possible new future for the premises. The use for art and culture for the people.

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Ken Werner portrayed the first fifteen months of the “Institut für theatrale Zukunftsforschung” aka ITZ in Tübingen. During that time enthralling and unusual insights into the world of theater have been created. The resulting exhibition displays works at the intersection of documentary and artistic photography.

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Non-places and oddities from Tübingen to Tibet. Joint exhibition with photographs by Dirk Jahn, Harald Hentschke, Tommy Schmid, and Ken Werner.