Established in the winter of 2013, HERR Barbershop emerged as a distinctive space within Korean men’s culture. Conceived as Korea’s first classical barbershop, it draws inspiration from the 1920s jazz age. Herr offers not just haircuts but an immersive experience. Nils Clauss, a seasoned photographer and filmmaker based in Seoul, was commissioned to document this […]
In the bustling heart of Seoul, BICYCLE PRINT, a quarterly magazine, unfolds the dynamic tapestry of urban cycling through the lens of Nils Clauss — an established photographer, filmmaker, director, and cinematographer. Immerse yourself in the narratives of cyclists, collectors, and the vibrant world they shape. The Essence of Bicycle Print BICYCLE PRINT takes a […]
Unveiling Visual Narratives Embark on a visual journey as a Seoul based photographer Nils Clauss captures the essence of Kwangho Lee‘s YÉOL Award-winning furniture. This photographic exploration goes beyond conventional boundaries. It delves into the craftsmanship of the YÉOL Young Craftsman of the Year project and the intricate details of Kwangho Lee’s creations. The YÉOL […]
The European Architectural Photography Prize, hosted by the Stuttgart-based charity foundation “Architekturbild” in collaboration with the German Architecture Museum, has been a beacon of artistic significance since 1995. The competition focuses on exploring the built environment, diverging from the commercial trends seen in architectural photography. In the Spotlight | Focus of Attention In 2013, the […]
Discover the world of architectural photography at the group exhibition ARCHITEKTURBILD 1995-2011 | DER ZWEITE BLICK. Now the exhibition is hosted at Fotogalerie f75 in Stuttgart, Germany, from November 5th to December 13th. Overview of ARCHITEKTURBILD Exhibition Initiated in 1995, the international photography prize by ARCHITEKTURBILD celebrated its tenth edition in 2013. The anniversary exhibition, […]
Nah Magazine (published via iPublics) recently commissioned Seoul based architecture photographer Nils Clauss for a weekend excursion to Deokcheon Village. Clauss was invited to stay at Songsogotaek, a historic Hanok house in the center of the village with roots tracing back to 1880. This narrative unfolds as Nils captures one of Korea’s architectural wonders and […]
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 […]
