For him, the resulting images are testimonies of predominant feelings at the time. She is an actress, known for Ympyrt ja kivet (2016), Revolvo (2020) and The Brasch Family (2018). Helplessness, inner strife, and anger resulted in an end-times mood, which frequently was caused by the loss of friends who had left for the West. The feelings of doom in Steffen’s photographs are contrasted with selected text fragments from the dystopian Soviet novel WE, written by Yevgeny Zamyatin (*1884 Lebedyan, † 1937 Paris) in 1920. This politically explosive precursor to other famous dystopian novels is a nightmarish description of a totalitarian surveillance state. First published abroad by exiles in 1924, the novel had been banned throughout the Eastern Bloc and was allowed to be released in the Soviet Union only in 1988 under the reign of Mikhail Gorbachev. Günter Steffen was born in Berlin in 1941. He studied physics at Berlin’s Humboldt University. Following his diploma in 1967 he worked as a research assistant. In 1976, Steffen started work as a freelance photographer with a focus on documentary and street photography. He traveled extensively across regions of the former Soviet Union (Central Asia, Caucasus, Aral Sea). Besides realising a number of book projects he also worked on advertising commissions. The publication is realized with financial support by Berlin’s Hauptstadtkulturfond. Retrieved January 23, 2022.Radio eins – Günter Jeschonnek interviewed by Marion Braschĭeutschlandfunk Kultur – Lesart, Frank Dietschreit, starting in minute 13. ^ "MARION BRASCH Obituary (1931–2022) New York Times". #RADIOEINS RADIO ONE MARION BRASCH TV#
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