Renate Niebler is a Munich-based photographer focusing on portraits, street stories and editorial work – a poetic exploration of people, places and fleeting moments.
In 2007, Flossenbürg survivor Jack Terry observed: Though I left Flossenbürg as quickly as I could, Flossenbürg never left me. Those who, like Terry, endured the horrors of the concentration camps carried the profound marks of that experience throughout their lives – even when those marks remained invisible to the world.
Petra Kelly
A portrait I photographed of Petra Kelly many years ago was used for this poster. We met at a Green Party congress – she agreed to let me photograph her in her office in Bonn.
It was, and remains to this day, a deeply meaningful encounter for me.
Petra Kelly ACT NOW!
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a strange
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FISH
ARE
FRIENDS
I stepped into the air and it held me – after Hilde Domin (1909–2006)
Exhibition at the Galerie im Foyer, Bezirk Oberbayern, Munich
Exhibition at the Galerie im Foyer, Bezirk Oberbayern, Munich
Text: Wolfgang Jean Stock
Design: Bernd Kuchenbeiser
Deep in Germany – Of Fulfilled and Shattered Dreams, dtv
Tief in Deutschland
Von erfüllten und geplatzten Träumen, dtv
Woman with Revolver – for a story with Günther Wallraff for ZeitMagazin
Sangoma
When They Are There, They Are There
Exhibition in Cape Town during the FIFA World Cup 2010
Life in the Monastery
Heilig Blut in Dachau
IN US THE PLACE
Exhibition at the Flossenbürg Concentration Camp Memorial