Photographic Realities = Fotografische Wirklichkeiten

Peter Braunholz explores the manifold layers of reality which are not perceptible to the naked eye. From this standpoint, he creates fascinating and yet irritating images and provides us as viewers with traces of appearance and reality, truth and illusion. What at first glance appears to be staged or manipulated is pure photography: Braunholz searches for moments of irritation, born of reality itself. He is less interested in the "what" than he is in the "how" – the continuous development of a photographic perspective, which penetrates into the very essence of objects and spaces and reveals their secret relationships and connections.