From where to where
A photographic time-space continuum

Kurt Paulus combines time sequences, condenses them to a single moment, and thus creates the essence of time and space. With his sequences, he touches on the question of the time-space continuum, the question of light and energy, and the relativity of dimensions. The works of Kurt Paulus deal with instants in time and their coincidence, bound to a sense of time and motion, creating more than just records of empirical reality and opening the way to viewing motives in a new light: the descriptions of his photos become descriptions of human existence.

Curriculum vitae

Born in 1956.
Through his father's profession as an art historian, Kurt Paulus was introduced to art at an early age. He obtained a degree in design at a secondary technical school, after which he undertook training in the area of photography. From 1997 to 1998, he was a guest lecturer for experimental photography at the Academy of Visual Arts in Nuremberg. In 1980, he was awarded the Bavarian State Prize for photography. Numerous presentations at national and international exhibitions, as well as a large number of publications and successes in competitions are impressive evidence of his expertise.