Victor S. Brigola Photography

fokus s – architekturfotografen sehen ihre stadt – 26.juni – 05. oktober 2014 – architekturgalerie am weissenhof

seven pictures of my series “carinthia” are shown in the offices of südwesttextil. thank you art plus for the organization!

yesterday evening i showed 4 pictures of my buzludzha series at the gallery ak2 in stuttgart for the warm up of the freelens annual meeting 2013

if you are in hamburg tonight you have the chance to buy one of mine or one of my freelens colleagues pictures at the freelens gallery – steinhöft 5 – 20459 hamburg. the opening will be tonight from 7 pm and the exhibition will end the 17th january 2013. we all donated the pictures for the freelens foundation which is an initiative to raise money for needy photographers and photo projects worldwide. so come around!

come around today and have a look at our 14th “picture show” of the bff stuttgart in the old public library, the wilhelmspalais. i’ll show 4 pictures of the new stuttgart library and a short film.

opening on thursday 27th october 2011, 6pm – 9pm, vero linzmeier galerie, pestalozzistrasse 105, 10625 berlin-charlottenburg

group exhibition together with florian selig and jörg steck

i’m showing my latest berlin project “rowhousechurches”:

Rowhousechurches – Squeezing In Some Spirituality
Astonishing things come along with the growth of cities. One characteristic of a large city is the lack of space. As a result a city’s churches often do not stand free as they do in more rural areas. The visitor cannot circle the church and quite often even just sees its front side. Numerous variations of those so-called “Rowhousechurches” are spread all over Berlin. They line up like residential buildings. However, they are different: taller, more striking and explicitly spiritual.

the opening on friday evening of my exhibition in stuttgart…thank you all for coming!

some pictures of my project “bauzug am nordbahnhof” are shown for some days, from 14th until 19th of july, at the university of stuttgart, faculty architecture