Individualization


  • Photographer
    Peter Braunholz
  • Prize
    Honorable Mention
  • Date of Photograph
    2014
  • Technical Info
    Archival pigment print

The photo series “Individualization“ shows the wish of the human being for individualization “in a nutshell“.

 The functional "line houses" by famous Bauhaus-architect Ernst May – the entrance sections are shown here – were built in the 1920s in Frankfurt, Germany. Originally, they were pre-fabricated, highly functional units, following egalitarian ideals by being unvaried in design. During a visit with students in the 60s town planner Ernst May was horrified by personal additions made by the owners. Reportedly he even rang door bells and verbally attacked the surprised residents. (No collages, straight photographed)

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