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Patrick Lambertz

2025 · 2024 · 2021
Patrick Lambertz

Patrick Lambertz was born in 1972 in Aachen and spent his formative years in Germany, Ghana, and Belgium. He began his career in arts studying filmmaking in Berlin, where he had the opportunity to work alongside renowned artists such as Wim Wenders, Shirin Neshat and others. He began exhibiting his works at the young age of 18, garnering recognition and accolades for his compelling photography.

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photoSCHWEIZ 2025

  • The Architecture of Hunting #1

    6 Bilder

    Jagdstände als architektonische Sinnbilder der Jagd prägen die europäische Landschaft – allgegenwärtig und oft unbemerkt. Als Kind waren sie für mich mystische, verbotene Orte mit freiem Blick. Ihre pragmatische Bauweise wirkt teils bizarr und spiegelt das mechanistische Verhältnis des Menschen zur Natur. Durch Reduktion und Bildbearbeitung verstärke ich ihre groteske, zugleich mystische Präsenz.

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photoSCHWEIZ 2024

  • Hotel Belvédère #1

    2 Bilder

    The Hotel Belvédère, perched majestically near the Furkapass, is not just a relic of a bygone era but a bridge that connects the past with the present. Its iconic shape has seen it transition from cinematic stardom to becoming one of the most sought-after Instagram hotspots. While the hotel's allure remains undiminished, it bears silent testament to the changing times.

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photoSCHWEIZ 2021

  • 2 Bilder

    With his series "Landscapes", Patrick Lambertz studies Landscape photography from a romantic angle. He mostly captures mountains and valleys bathed in impressive light, reminiscent of masters of landscape portraiture like Anthony Vandyke Copley Fielding, Peter Graham and Albert Bierstadt. The large format panoramic prints literally draw the viewer into the picture and force to study the details of the environment. The study of topographies plays a central role in Lambertz' works, like in his famous series "Châlets of Switzerland".

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