The three contributions, each with six works, are united by their focus on those who belong to the next generation in our human race and who already carry an individual burden with them. Political conflicts, stigmas, health restrictions, injustices and imbalances. No one can, may or should judge or compare this. With this exhibition, we want to stimulate something in the viewer: Sensitisation and mindfulness. A discussion with the artists will take place at the opening on 5 December at 7 pm.

Toby Binder (Children Of War)
The photographer, born in Esslingen in 1977, lives and works in Munich. He is also represented in numerous publications. His photographic projects often deal with interpersonal relationships, his pictorial expression is clearly drawn and intense.

Snezhana von Büdingen-Dyba (Meeting Sofie)
The photographer, born in Perm (RUS) in 1984, lives and works in Cologne, has published in renowned international print media and has exhibited in Stockholm, Frankfurt, New York and London, among other places. Her work gently reflects her approach to people, her respect and not least her photographic expertise.

Tamara Eckhardt  (The Children Of Carrowbrowne)
The photographer, born in 1995, lives and works in Berlin. In her photographic essays, she shows distanced, slightly cool views of mainly young people who are growing up.