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Guido Klumpe was born 1971 in Osnabrück, Germany.
His passion for photography began at the age of 16. It all started with the assignment to photograph concerts.
He soon had his own photo lab and turned to artistic photography.
Today he is based in Hannover, Germany.

In his current work "Loosing one dimension", the self-educated photographer explores the fragile moment of transition, in which three-dimensional architecture dissolves into two dimensions and abstracts.
To achieve this, he photographically superimposes various objects of the cityscape, such as the walls of houses, bollards or car roofs. The photographs are not digitally manipulated.
He finds his motifs in completely normal residential areas, arterial roads and industrial areas.
The artist explores his own way of seeing: He is blind in one eye, the other has a visual capacity of 25%. Through photography he approaches and crosses the boundaries of his vision. He lives in a simulated three-dimensionality.