The indicator high-rise building in Hanover was built in 1927-1928 in the style of brick expressionism based on a design by Fritz Höger as the publishing house for the Hannoversche Anzeiger and was one of the first high-rise buildings in the German Reich.
I began my photographing journey by capturing anything that sparked my curiosity. However, amidst the diverse subjects, I found my lens gravitating towards the intricate world of architecture. Perhaps it was a reflection of an unfulfilled dream to become an architect myself. What fascinated me most was the ability of my lens to transcend reality. Through my photographs, I discovered the power to reshape and reinterpret the world of architecture, presenting it in a way that went beyond mere representation. My journey is fueled by a passion for both the tangible and the abstract.