Anne Morgenstern

Through her photographs, Morgenstern challenges traditional standards of beauty and gender, amplifying and empowering bodies that transcend societal norms. The featured series celebrates individuality and the vast spectrum of human emotions, capturing with raw intensity the tactile qualities of skin. The dynamic combination of portraits with images of objects, animals, and architectural elements reveals our deep connection to the environment, illuminating the fluidity of everyday moments. Morgenstern invites us to embrace diversity as a fundamental part of our existence, highlighting the beauty of di?erence in a deeply poetic way.

Anne Morgenstern (b. 1976) is a Zurich-based photographer whose work delves into human relationships and societal conventions. Educated in Munich and Zurich, she captures subtle, quiet moments that form the essence of her exploration. Her acclaimed projects have been showcased at Fotomuseum Winterthur, Deichtorhallen Hamburg, and the Centre de la Photographie Geneve, among other institutions. Morgenstern collaborates with publications like Der Spiegel, ZEIT, Vogue, and the Financial Times.