Photography Portfolio Daniel Mirer

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  • Bad Segeberg – contemporary use of open-air theaters built in Nazi Germany as Thingstaette cultural propaganda sites
  • Bad Segeberg – contemporary use of open-air theaters built in Nazi Germany as Thingstaette cultural propaganda sites
  • Waldbühne Berlin – contemporary use of open-air theaters built in Nazi Germany as Thingstaette cultural propaganda sites
  • Waldbühne Berlin – contemporary use of open-air theaters built in Nazi Germany as Thingstaette cultural propaganda sites
  • Waldbühne Berlin – contemporary use of open-air theaters built in Nazi Germany as Thingstaette cultural propaganda sites
  • Waldbühne Berlin – contemporary use of open-air theaters built in Nazi Germany as Thingstaette cultural propaganda sites
  • Sachsenhain Verden – contemporary use of stone path built in Nazi Germany as Thingstaette cultural propaganda site
  • Bergen auf Rügen – contemporary use of open-air theaters built in Nazi Germany as Thingstaette cultural propaganda sites
  • Hösseringen – contemporary use of sites built in Nazi Germany as Thingstaette for cultural propaganda
  • Hösseringen – contemporary use of sites built in Nazi Germany as Thingstaette for cultural propaganda
  • Stedingsehre – contemporary use of sites built in Nazi Germany as Thingstaette for cultural propaganda
  • Stedingsehre – contemporary use of sites built in Nazi Germany as Thingstaette for cultural propaganda
Daniel Mirer explores the contemporary use of open-air theaters and other sites in Germany that were built as Thingstätten under National Socialism. The California-based artist and architectural photographer made several trips to Thingstätten in northern and western Germany in 2014 as part of the interdisciplinary Art & Science project, often in a team with Hendrik Lüders, as well as Philipp Robien and Katharina Bosse. He uses a visual style reminiscent of film noir, which also lends a cinematic, somewhat timeless atmosphere to locations well known to a contemporary audience, such as the Waldbühne in Berlin, or the Kalkbergbühne in Bad Segeberg.

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