P001, Paris, April 2005
Silver gelatine print, 40 x 40 cm, ed. of 7 or 93 x 93 cm, ed. of 5
Loredana Nemes
Under Ground
In this series, Loredana Nemes photographed people and strangers in the subway, the metro and the underground in Berlin, Paris, New York, Moscow and Bucharest. These photographs have been published by Hatje Cantz under the title “Under Ground” and notably shown at the Kunsthaus, Museum Hundertwasser in Vienna, 2019-2020 as part of the exhibition “Street. Life. Photography”, first shown at the Deichtorhallen in Hamburg in 2018 and soon to be further exhibited at the Fotomuseum Winterthur, September 2020-January 2021.
Loredana Nemes lives in Berlin since 2001 when she started her photographic work. She has featured in many solo exhibitions across Germany and Europe (notably the Aaachen Raum für Kunst, the Cologne Baukunst Gallery, the Heinrich-Böll Stiftung and Podbielski Contemporary) and group exhibitions (the Berlinische Galerie, the Berlin Kommunale Galerie, KLV Art projects or the Voies Off Festival in Arles). Her photographic work for which she has received several awards and distinctions has been published notably by Hatje Cantz and include Loredana Nemes, beautiful (2013); Unscharf. Nach Gerhard Richter (2011); Loredana Nemes, beyond (2010).
Her work features in many private collections including that of the Berlinische Galerie in Berlin, the Folkwang Museum in Essen, the German History Museum, the Museum for Kunst und Gewerbe in Hamburg, the City Museum in Berlin, Richard Serra, New York, or the Art Collection Cleveland Clinic. The series “Greed” is currently exhibited at the Museum for Modern Art and Photography in Berlin (Berlinische Galerie) until mid-October 2018 as part a solo show dedicated to her work.
S009, Paris, April 2005
Silver gelatine print, 22 x 22 cm, ed. of 7 or 40 x 40 cm, ed. of 5
E005, Paris, April 2005
Silver gelatine print
40 x 22 cm, ed. of 7 or
93 x 50 cm, ed. of 5
E009, London, January 2005
Silver gelatine print
40 x 22 cm, ed. of 7 or
93 x 50 cm, ed. of 5
E007, Berlin, June 2005
Silver gelatine print
40 x 22 cm, ed. of 7 or
93 x 50 cm, ed. of 5