Lamborghini Hannover is the premium sponsoring partner of my "CONNECTING" exhibition on March 8, 2026

Lamborghini. It's a demanding machine. It forces you to be alert. Every curve is a decision: gauge the speed, feel the grip, hold the line, react. Precision can sometimes feel like work. And that's exactly why it endures.

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“CONNECTING”: Not because it “looks good,” but because something I truly mean is brought together here: the connection between the technological precision of modernity and the creative skill of tradition.

All images from my CONNECTING exhibition, which will take place on Sunday, March 8, 2026, from 3 PM at THE GUEST – fine events in Hanover, were captured with a Leica M240. A camera that gives you nothing for free. No autofocus.

When I photograph, it's a dialogue of gaze, body, and time: estimating distance, manually setting the focus, holding the line in the viewfinder, anticipating the moment, and releasing the shutter in a fraction of a second. Sometimes the focus is on an eyelash. Sometimes a step behind. Both tell a story. And both happen because I consciously intend them to.

This type of photography is slower, but not sluggish. It is focused. It forces me to look more closely: How does the light fall? Where does the contrast shift? Which edge leads the eye through the picture? What's happening in the background without me immediately noticing it? And then there's that small, almost unspectacular feeling when everything comes together: the focus is sharp, the composition is right, and the movement fits. A non-repeatable moment – and precisely because of that, so valuable.

This very presence is what I associate with Lamborghini Hannover. A Lamborghini is more than just “transportation.” It's a demanding machine. It forces you to be alert. Every curve is a decision: gauge the speed, feel the grip, hold the line, react. The crucial thing is not to work against, but with the car. If you engage with it, something special emerges: a clarity, a tension, and a kind of control that arises not from automatisms, but from attentiveness.

And so, the circle closes with “CONNECTING.” The exhibition brings California and Mallorca together: two coasts, two worlds of light, two moods. Vastness and intimacy. Asphalt and sea. Heat and wind. I'm interested in these invisible connections. Between places, between images, between people. And in the moment when you realize: It just fits.

Proud to have Lamborghini Hannover on board for this exciting journey.