multimeda Photography contemporary Film concept Experimental Art design
Architectural photography
The translation of the architectural idea into a photograph. commission more
The 6th Street Viaduct / Los Angeles
Petersen Automotive Museum / Los Angeles
The David Geffen Galleries at LACMA / Los Angeles
The Wild West of Biking photography series
film, photography, and the ride of a lifetime! This archive by Carolin Kewer captures the spirit of cycling communities and adventures across America, Canada, and Europe. Spanning over 300 rides and tours, the collection documents the Los Angeles Bicycle Rebels, underground Bike Factions, and the immersive Art Crash — blending documentary, photography, and avant-garde film into a moving portrait of life on two wheels. more info here
Los Angeles Downtown
Los Angeles LACMA Urban Lights
Los Angeles Western Avenue
Los Angeles Bike Rebels photography series
"The attempt to capture the feeling of excitement, adventure and danger when riding a bicycle in Los Angeles." - Carolin Kewer more info here
the red curtains photography series
photography series - Inspired from the first nude photography around 1838.
Vorspiel Durch Technik photography series
is a collection of black & white film photographs taken over period of years of people
Mark London, Prof. Dr. Dirk Matejovski
Hubert Winkels, Mark Matsuno, Xao Seffcheque
Benedict Taschen, Zoran, Götz Alsmann
Portraits photography series
is a collection of film photographs color and black & white taken over period of years of people
Ralf Dörper
Helge Malchow, Peter Bömmels, Albert Oehlen
Isabelle
Wishes photography collage series
The annual edition of one new portrait in a fantastical story using metaphors Uncle Sam, Harold Lloyd, Alberto Vargas, Baron Münchausen etc. ....
Art Crash / spoke cards collage laminated
A limited number of Art Crash Spoke Cards were distributed during the Immersive Art Happening. Each laminated card was numbered and dated, marking participation and celebrating the experience.
Art Crash / Piñata sculpture
The Art Crash Piñata is carried through the streets of Los Angeles and displayed at several art galleries. After the gallery openings close, the piñata is ritually “sacrificed” through a jousting ceremony: a cyclist, armed with a lance-like stick, strikes the hanged piñata in a theatrical battle. The act ends with the piñata’s contents revealed as offerings, followed by the burning of the sacrifice. The ritual concludes with a post-sacrifice feast at Astro Burger before returning to the starting point.
Art Crash piñata (17) at Corey Helford Gallery with Jan Corey Helford and Carolin Kewer. Art Crash cat piñata (15) at Steve Turner Gallery
Art Crash liberty piñata (18) at Bergamot Station Arts Center (print signed by John Carpenter )
Art Crash raccoon piñata (19) shown by Carolin Kewer at Blum Gallery. Art Crash owl piñata (20) at Bruce Lurie Gallery.
Art Crash Immersive Art Happening
Art takes many forms. The asphalt we rode on became our canvas, and every ride added another brush stroke. On these streets, we created a living masterpiece. At the crossroads of contemporary art and the performance art of LA street cycling, “Art Crash” came alive. Los Angeles, 2014–2019. Check it out
Art Crash piñata sacrifice
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