I enjoy Stefan Galka-Sudau's -a.k.a. Voinovitch- photographs in almost every sens: they have the serenity of the artist that make his work outside money demands, isolated and for himself. His diaries are full of people and objects that are transformed into pure love testimonies.
As a gardener, he assumes himself as a minutiae explorer, and guided only by his elementary intuition he collects personal treasures with the most bizarre home-made widgets.
There are not sexy-drunk teens or easy punch-colors here. His work might look simple, but demand from the viewer the same attention he's got for the gradual changes around him. The time, in his pictures, longs more than normal.
Voinovitch (1966) is a German gardener and photographer.
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