MATTHIAS DAVID presents an exhibition by photographer SARAH ZAK during Berlin Art Week in the bar ‘Hier wo Du strahlst’ in Berlin-Mitte
During Berlin Art Week, Matthias David is exhibiting photos by his photographer friend SARAH ZAK starting on 14 September ’23 at his bar Hier wo du strahlst (Rosa-Luxemburg-Straße 20, 10177 Berlin). So if you can’t find the time for galleries, the trade show, events… during the day – then how about coming to the bar for a bit of art in the evening?
Sarah Zak’s preferred motifs are of young women. In the intimate moments of her series ‘Sarah likes pretty girls’, the beauty of their individuality is revealed. Her portraits tell stories, unveil emotions and create a special connection between the photographer and her models.
Photographer Matthias David personally calls the world his home. He films and photographs fashion, people and landscapes in Australia, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Tokyo, Paris, Thessaloniki, Berlin and Antartica for brands, the advertising industry and his new upcoming book projects ‘Girls Around the World’. Here on GoSee, Matthias David has an appetizer with helicopter shots of Hollywood and the cold ice of Antartica for you, … and he will soon present his new work.
Matthias David was born in 1978 in Bremen, he studied Photography at Lette Verein Berlin, and has worked since 2006 as a photographer for celebrities, lifestyle and fashion brands as well as for advertising agencies and magazines. In 2017, he published his first photo book ‘Castingallee’, which shows his work and his lifestyle during the years 2005 – 2009. Since 2022, he bas been the owner of the bar Hier wo Du strahlst in Berlin.
GoSee : matthiasdavid.com & sarahzak.com
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Photographer SAAH ZAK
About MATTHIAS DAVID PHOTOGRAPHY
Matthias David, born in Bremen in 1978, completed a photography course at the Lette-Verein in Berlin and in the early noughties began photographing the city's celebrities and semi-celebrities as well as international stars - for brands such as Levi's and SEAT, but also for pop culture and lifestyle magazines. The noughties, as the volume shows quite impressively, were not only the last days of cheap rents, but also of print publications. For two of these magazines that no longer exist today - FACE and BLANK - David worked together with Johannes Finke, who today also runs the Bravo Bar in addition to the Herzstückverlag.
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