More than 27,000 North Koreans have found a new home in South Korea, a journey documented in the captivating photo essay “Divided” by Nils Clauss and Neil Dowling. This exploration, captured in 2009 and recently featured in the German-language magazine “Wanderer zwischen zwei Welten” in the 2014 issue of the magazine Korea Forum. It sheds […]
My Lens on Seoul: A German Photographer’s Journey in South Korea As a German photographer based in Seoul and the winner of the 1st prize in the European Architectural Photography Prize 2011, my lens captures the pulsating life and rich culture of this bustling metropolis. Districts and Zones: My Photographic Tale In the enchanting pages […]
In the heart of Seoul, a vibrant bicycle culture pulses through the streets, echoing the stories of cyclists and those intertwined with the art of cycling. In this edition of “Bicycle Print,” German photographer Nils Clauss captures the essence of this dynamic culture. His photos bring to life the diverse narratives of individuals connected by […]
In the bustling heart of Seoul, South Korea, the Beauty of Aging (그대로) project challenges the conventional notion of ageing. Initiated with a simple yet profound question – “Is aging a sad thing?” – this project delves into the lives of the elderly. It portrays them not just as ‘elderly’, but as individuals with stories, […]
Delve deeper into the enchanting world of the Leeum Samsung Museum of Art. It is a captivating canvas that showcases the talent of award-winning photographer, filmmaker, director, and cinematographer, Nils Clauss. Based in Seoul, South Korea, Clauss is a specialist in architectural photography. This is a distinction that earned him the prestigious European Architectural Photography […]
Embark on a visual journey celebrating the sophistication of Korean craftsmanship with the “YÉOL Artisan of the Year” project, beautifully captured through the lens of renowned photographer Nils Clauss. Artisan Kim Soo-Young in collaboration with designer Gio Kisang were awarded as the “YÉOL Artisan of the Year“. This project reimagines traditional Yugi bronze tableware, an […]
Nils Clauss, a photographer based in Seoul, captures the essence of Do Ho Suh’s “Perfect Home” exhibition at the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa, Kanazawa. The large-format catalogue is now available through Idea Books. It provides a visual journey through Suh’s site-specific installations, offering a unique perspective on the malleability of space. Capturing […]
BICYCLE PRINT, a quarterly magazine, introduces the inaugural issue, featuring a new urban series by Nils Clauss, a German photographer based in Seoul. Renowned for his architectural photography, Nils Clauss, the 2011 winner of the prestigious European Architectural Photography Prize, brings a unique perspective to the vibrant bicycle culture along the Han River. Capturing Architecture […]
