Photographing in Julianedorp, Netherlands in 2001 Photo: Nadine Hensel
About
Juliane Eirich was born and raised in Munich, Germany. After two internships, one at a fashion photographer in Miami and one at an architectural- and still life photographer in Munich, she studied at the State Academy of Photographic Design in Munich (Fachakademie für Fotodesign München). She graduated in 2003, moved to New York and later on to Honolulu to work and pursue her own projects. In 2006 she received a scholarship to attend Fotofest in Houston. She spent eighteen months of 2007-8 in Seoul, South Korea on a scholarship of the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) and studied visual communication at Hongik University. Her work has won numerous awards and has been shown in exhibits and photofestivals in Germany, France, Tunisia, Japan, Canada, Syria, Italy and the US. In 2016 the collaboration "The boy who went to war" with author Jana Simon was awarded at the Hansel-Mieth Preis. Juliane spent one week at the artist in residence program of ELTEATRO in Tunis, Tunisia in December 2010 and one month at the artist in residence program at Studio Kura in Itoshima, Japan in July 2011. The resulting monograph Itoshima was published in 2013 with peperoni books, Berlin. In July and August 2014 and in September and October 2018 she was one of the artists in residence at the Nordic Artists Center in Dale, Norway. In July 2022 she was invited for a residency in Iasi, Romania by the German Cultural Center. The resulting project Mega Image was published as a book in the same year. In March 2025 she will start as a lecturer at Ostkreuzschule, Berlin. Since 2009 she lives in Berlin and shares her time between independent projects and assignments.
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