The Last Resort integrates urban and landscape scenes into a spatially and culturally different context. The series exemplifies the interaction between nature and the space claimed by humans, thereby alluding to current challenges such as climate change or the clash of social orders. In deceptive harmony, the monumental visions present a closed, possibly existing world and leave the question of anticipated future or presence unanswered. They might stimulate reflection on the way we think of the world and our place in it today.
Andreas Kremer, living in Cologne/Germany, began his artistic path after he had worked successfully in business for many years. Never losing touch with photography during the years, 2014 he changed his focus completely to photography as visual art, and hasn’t put down his camera since. In 2019, he published his first photobook Tension with Kerber Verlag. His series The Last Resort (2020–2024) and Art de Fact (since 2024) have received international attention. After participating in an expedition he celebrates the raw beauty of the Arctic in his current series Arctic Silence.
Awards Meanwhile my images were awarded by international photocontests, featured by magazines as well as exhibited in galleries. For instance at Kolga Photo Award (Georgia), Tokyo International Foto Awards, The Independent Photographer, IPA International Photography Awards/Px3 Paris, Lensculture, L´Oeil de la Photographie, Featureshoot, Fotopolis, Leica LFI, digit!, Esquire, DER GREIF, BBA Gallery Berlin, Kerber Verlag Berlin (publisher of my Book "TENSION"), Michael Horbach Stiftung Cologne, ARTE Laguna Prize Venice, and others.