Massive: Acamar - Limited Edition of 10 Print

Inspired by her environment, people around her and music, she takes people into her own, diverse worlds, gives the outside world new and more intense insights into a wide variety of topics. In many of her works, she sheds light on human relationships, approaching the human psyche as well as socio-critical issues. Her free, artistic works have no intention of giving answers, but rather of raising new questions. Not infrequently, Jennifer grants insights into inner worlds, but also leaves room for interpretation.   Jennifer-Christin Wolf grew up in the Rhineland, later lived in Tyrol, where she also studied music production. So her pictures are also compositions in which she always manages to surprise the viewer. In elaborate productions, she uses unusual media and gives the light in her works a new platform. The invisible becomes visible.   Since her childhood, she has dealt a lot with non-verbal communication and psychology, which probably also laid a foundation for her pictures today in connection with autobiographical influences. Through her studies at the Fotoakademie Köln, she honed the ability to create the right mood in photography, paired with technical accuracy. The viewer, who succeeds in getting involved with the depth of her pictures and her way of communicating, may also find a connection between the picture and his own person.