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First selfie...
The Empire State Building
New York City (1986)
The Empire State Building
New York City (1986)
Los Angeles based photographer Gregers Heering’s work is driven by the unexpected, the magical moments that lie in life’s ups and downs and with a focus on how we as humans are always in flux, never the same we were yesterday.
The work moves between the factual and the poetic, often exploring the tension between formal structure and emotional resonance within the human experience. With a solid footing in, and respect for the history of the medium, his images are rooted in a curiosity and empathy for the people and the landscapes around him and what lies beneath the surface.
To Gregers, photography is as much a creative, universal language as it’s always about creating a safe zone where vulnerability and openness can flow, anchored in a mutual trust.
Gregers has published one book, ‘Majestic - 32 Days Aboard the Biggest Ship in the World’ (along with writer Kirsten Jacobsen), printed by Narayana Press and published by Gyldendal (2015). The work garnered the interest of international publications such as The New York Observer, CNN, Der Spiegel and many more.
His ’Greenland’ series, quiet, color-rich landscapes, helped establish his name,when it was first exhibited in Los Angeles (Gallery for the People, Soho House) and later at The Reventlow Museum in Denmark.
Other landscape bodies of work include ‘Vermillion Sands’, ’Yosemite Souls’ and ‘Don’t Dip Your Toes Into That & Other Stories from The Wild West’.
Gregers has in addition created several other bodies of personal work that explore subcultures and secluded worlds including ’Crime Ties’ which looks at the work of homicide detectives in the southern US with, his collaboration with The Royal Danish Ballet on the series ‘Beneath The Stage’ & ‘Gravity’ and has also spent significant time exploring selected Los Angeles neighborhoods in the ‘A Top, The Pond’, ’Echoes of the Lake’ and ’The Velvet Drought’ series.
His work has been exhibited numerous times in both solo and group shows.
In addition to his personal work, Gregers does extensive collaborations. More work samples available upon request.
CONTACT
studio@gregersheering.com
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GALLERY CHRISTOFFER EGELUND, COPENHAGEN
Bredgade 75, Stuen, 1260 København, Denmark
+45 3393 9200
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The work moves between the factual and the poetic, often exploring the tension between formal structure and emotional resonance within the human experience. With a solid footing in, and respect for the history of the medium, his images are rooted in a curiosity and empathy for the people and the landscapes around him and what lies beneath the surface.
To Gregers, photography is as much a creative, universal language as it’s always about creating a safe zone where vulnerability and openness can flow, anchored in a mutual trust.
Gregers has published one book, ‘Majestic - 32 Days Aboard the Biggest Ship in the World’ (along with writer Kirsten Jacobsen), printed by Narayana Press and published by Gyldendal (2015). The work garnered the interest of international publications such as The New York Observer, CNN, Der Spiegel and many more.
His ’Greenland’ series, quiet, color-rich landscapes, helped establish his name,when it was first exhibited in Los Angeles (Gallery for the People, Soho House) and later at The Reventlow Museum in Denmark.
Other landscape bodies of work include ‘Vermillion Sands’, ’Yosemite Souls’ and ‘Don’t Dip Your Toes Into That & Other Stories from The Wild West’.
Gregers has in addition created several other bodies of personal work that explore subcultures and secluded worlds including ’Crime Ties’ which looks at the work of homicide detectives in the southern US with, his collaboration with The Royal Danish Ballet on the series ‘Beneath The Stage’ & ‘Gravity’ and has also spent significant time exploring selected Los Angeles neighborhoods in the ‘A Top, The Pond’, ’Echoes of the Lake’ and ’The Velvet Drought’ series.
His work has been exhibited numerous times in both solo and group shows.
In addition to his personal work, Gregers does extensive collaborations. More work samples available upon request.
CONTACT
studio@gregersheering.com
MY PERSONAL LETTER
Sign up here
GALLERY CHRISTOFFER EGELUND, COPENHAGEN
Bredgade 75, Stuen, 1260 København, Denmark
+45 3393 9200
Link here
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