Katrin Koenning

German born photographer Katrina Corning currently lives in Melbourne, Australia. Many of her works have studied everyday and everyday complicated problems, focusing on regional and attribution issues. Her work is exhibited at international photographic festivals such as Noorderlicht, Delhi Photo Superstar, FORMAT International Photography Festival, Reportage, Voies Off, HeadOn, Gijon International Photojournalism Festival.

Catlin is widely exhibited, and her work is published in Guardian, New York Times, GUP Magazine, Dear Spiegel Magazine, Mary Clea Magazine, Deep Sleep Magazine. She has won several awards, including IPA Award, Troika Format Exposure Award, Head On Portrait Awards Choice Award, Julia Margaret Cameron Award, National Geographic Award and APJ's Best Documentary Photography Award. In 2011, Kathrin was chosen as the Australian top documentary film photographer and was chosen as a hijacked III artist: AUS / UK

Her series 'transit' is recording people's journey. She said, "When you travel, you will hear a monotonous sigh and laughter and a story, but in most cases silence will be heard, strangers will be thrown together through destiny, fate, or opportunity. Then, I was forced to share a private space, see the sitting and the world fluttering with a sense of peaceful peace. "

Transit is an exciting job for Melbourne artist Katrin Corning. As Koenning pointed out, I am interested in "the space between the destination, the convention and the duty - the space between the distances, if you want". The result of these encounters is mainly silence. In these works, depiction of the world of photography and life is the basis of intervention based on desire, desire, delusions, absence and fantasy.

German born photographer Katrina Corning currently lives in Melbourne, Australia. Many of her works have studied everyday and everyday complicated problems, focusing on regional and attribution issues. Her work is exhibited at international photographic festivals such as Noorderlicht, Delhi Photo Festival, FORMAT International Photography Festival, Reportage, Voies Off, HeadOn, Gijon International Photojournalism Festival. Catlin is widely exhibited, and her work is published in Guardian, New York Times, GUP Magazine, Dear Spiegel Magazine, Mary Clea Magazine, Deep Sleep Magazine. IPA Award, Troika Format Exposure Award, Head-on Portrait Award, Julia Margaret Cameron Award, National Geographic Award, APJ's best documentary photography prize.