Photography

Ralph Klohs, who lives in Stuttgart and the Engadin, and was born in 1976, dedicates himself to both individual creations for international companies as well as free, large-format projects. He employs a partly hyper-realistic depiction of details, which encourages us to become seekers in the oversized world of images.

In the diverse spectrum of landscape photography, Ralph Klohs works on preserving special places and their atmospheres, as evident in his latest project for Verium. In his work ‘in möd dal lö’, questioning positions, discovering new perspectives, leaving beaten paths and the comfort zone, and taking different stands are not only photographic approaches but also methods becoming visible parts of the final art.

For the viewer, a mood is to be conveyed that makes the place experienceable but does not reveal all its secrets. This is also reflected in the resulting graphic compositions of the Grisons mountain world, which stand in dialogue with their transience and uniqueness.