Finding the essence of spaces
Whether in museums, palaces, monasteries or industrial buildings, photographer Friederike von Rauch explores the essence of spaces. Her tranquil, often minimalist photographs reveal unusual glimpses of exceptional places. Light, fog, smoke and water give the observer an obstructed view of the architecture and atmosphere of the moment. Industrial architecture is transformed into a contemplative space of light and shadow. The resulting images show timeless rooms that evoke sublime theatrically illuminated stages.
Scale and monumental nature
As the first artist participating in the “EEW Art” series, Friederike von Rauch explored our company’s activities during 2020/21. The Berlin-based photographer explored the TRV Buschhaus plant near Helmstedt, fascinated by the scale and monumental nature of the waste and ash bunkers. She created eight works in this series, which were exhibited at our company offices in Helmstedt and Berlin.
Art works by Friederike von Rauch
Career highlights
Friederike von Rauch was born in 1967 in Freiburg and trained as a silversmith before studying design at Berlin University of the Arts. After working as a location scout for international film productions, she started working exclusively as an artist in the early 2000s. Her photographic art has since appeared in numerous solo and group exhibitions in Germany and abroad and can be found in private and public collections. Friederike von Rauch lives and works in Berlin.
