CURATED: DANIEL GEBHART DE KOEKKOEK

Photographer Daniel Gebhart de Koekkoek knows how to translate humour into authentic and unpolished pictures. Currently based between Berlin and Vienna, he toys with the absurdity of the every day life using his highly acclaimed talent for the good, the bad and the ugly. 

He is best known for his viral art series "Doggystyle", "Jumping Cats", and "Better Living With Alpacas". Koekkoek was called "the art world's Dr Doolitle" by It's Nice That.

With his roots in Tyrol/Austria, he moved to New York in 2008 to learn at Magnum Photos. Since then he has released award-winning art publications and exhibited throughout Europe, Asia and the US.


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DANIEL GEBHART DE KOEKKOEK | BRUNO (DOGGYSTYLE)

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Daniel Gebhart de Koekkoek knows when to pull the trigger. Flying cats, alpacas on the streets of New York, or guinea pigs in cocktail glasses—his photographs transport the element of surprise like no other. The Berlin-based photographer and aspiring NFT artist has developed a characteristic visual language featuring the right amount of humor, spontaneity, and ugliness. 

In conversation with Nora Partl, Head of Content & Communication, Daniel Gebhart de Koekkoek speaks about defining his aesthetics, entering the NFT world, and capturing the perfect image.

Daniel Gebhart de Koekkoek: Photographing Animals 

HOW TO TRANSLATE HUMOR INTO ART

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A NEW BEGINNING | GALLERY

17 artists explore the vast potential of future relationships between AI and creative expression to hypothesize on the not-so-distant future through digital art, video art and AR. In collaboration with VerticalCrypto Art in Berlin.

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ALGORITHMIC EMPATHY | GALLERY

More than 15 artists explore the duality of kitsch and its critique of modernity, technology, and online culture. Bright, pastel-coloured fantasy worlds filled with unicorns, animals, and other fluffy creatures evoke feelings of tenderness and innocence. But is cuteness always this innocent? 

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