Natalie Truchsess' photographs of ephemeral forms go far beyond imitative still life and macro photography.
In her pictures, she succeeds in using photographic methods to work out the abstract aesthetics that are already inherent in nature.
These ambiguous interpretations offer the viewer scope for their own metaphorical associations.
Her photos from “Ambiguous Objects” have won several awards at international photography competitions.

Natalie Truchsess was born 1963 in Würzburg, Germany. She learned her photographic craft from the photographer and filmmaker Valentin Schwab 1986/87. After a specialized internship in film and studio production at Bayerischer Rundfunk in 1988, she worked for several years as a camera assistant, both in analogue and electronic film recording. After further training in 1992 as a sound technician at the SRT (Schule für Rundfunktechnik), she moved to Hessischer Rundfunk in Frankfurt and worked in radio engineering until 2018. As a passionate photographer, she has abstracted her visual language more and more over the years. In her current work, she also explores the representation of the subliminal and ineffable.

Her photos have won several awards at international photography competitions like B&W Spider Awards, Monovision Awards, IPA, PX3, TIFA, BIFA, FAPA, ND Awards, Pollux Award, JMCA. Next exhibition with photos from her will be July 2025 at the FotoNostrum Gallery in Barcelona.