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I am Mareen Fischinger, a photographer in Düsseldorf, Germany.

This blog shows some of my personal life. I mobile-post behind-the-scene photos and ideas, too – in no specific order.



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My thesis project (2009)
Panography (2006-2010)
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I also run the tumblelog snpsht.com
Vivia is my little sis, Stefan my best assistfriend. And I would like to recommend Sebastian's blog.
Angelbird is our studio tumblr.

space machine

space machine

a notion of a figure.

a notion of a figure.

in stuttgart (found by julien pommé)
i have never seen a large sign with my name. i looks heavy.

in stuttgart (found by julien pommé)

i have never seen a large sign with my name. i looks heavy.

i always say what i really think and i always do what i say. overheard in a movie somewhere (where?), but it is how i respond when people question things that i tell them.

fmylife:

Today, I broke up with my boyfriend because I saw him with another woman. I confronted both of them in screaming rage “What the fuck? Are you cheating on me with this ugly slut?” They were in shock. Turns out it was his cousin visiting from New Jersey, he was gonna introduce us at dinner. FML
tristanschmitz:
a free project between addiction and desire.
at the very first glace, i often hate tristan’s pieced of work, but then i take only one second and i understand what’s going on. and it turns awesome.

tristanschmitz:

a free project between addiction and desire.

at the very first glace, i often hate tristan’s pieced of work, but then i take only one second and i understand what’s going on. and it turns awesome.

stefan / tristan at the promenade

stefan / tristan at the promenade

could be jeff wall, work of five months.anyone who knows about jeff wall will understand.

could be jeff wall, work of five months.
anyone who knows about jeff wall will understand.

I consider belief of every kind, from astrology to every elevated religion and all great ideologies, to be superfluous and mortally dangerous. We no longer need such things. We ought to work out different strategies against misery and injustice, war and catastrophes.

Gerhard Richter

(via different strategies)