Miniature Surreal Scenes With A Tragedy and Comedy by German Artist Frank Kunert.
Frank Kunert (b. After completing secondary school, he trained as a photographer and nurtured his love for studio work.
His works are regularly presented at exhibitions in Germany and abroad and have been published in Spiegel special, chrismon, DU – das Kulturmagazin, Der Standard, Photonews, Barbara, smith journal, and TGV magazine, among others. The artist received several awards, including the Heinrich Zille Caricature Prize, the silver medal at the Biennial Dimensional Salon in New York and the German Photo Book Award in silver. Frank Kunert is a member of the Professional Association of Visual Artists in Rhineland-Palatinate and the German Society for Photography (DGPh). He is married and lives with his wife in Boppard, between Cologne and Frankfurt.
Kunert’s bizarre wonderlands relate stories of the depths of life. Buildings say something about people. They are the expression of our culture, our past, our present, and our future. The inner worlds of homes were in invariably are reflections of social zeitgeist and contain much of what goes on inside and around us. (…) Frank Kunert lends the traces of our past an appreciative framework, and his small worlds are an unconventional declaration of love to the hosts of stories of everyday life—our stories.
Elizabeth Clarke (from an essay of the photo book Wunderland)
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