I often feel a particular fascination for the past, the irretrievable and seemingly long forgotten. Here I would like to show a selection of photographs that I have taken in places where the ravages of time have left their mark – places that have acquired a whole new visual power because they slowly faded into oblivion.
The series brings together abandoned sanatoriums, factories and military sites in Brandenburg – in Beelitz, Rüdersdorf and Kummersdorf – with forgotten places further afield: a theme park swallowed by the jungle on Bali, a film set on Malta, a smelter on the north coast of Taiwan and a hotel above Lake Prespa in North Macedonia. What unites them is the moment when nature begins to take back what people have left behind.






























