Paul Geiersbach
Photo: Jonathan Funk
Paul Geiersbach, born in 2002, grew up in a small village near Kassel. After finishing school, he began studying visual communication at the Kunsthochschule Kassel. After a year, in 2023, he decided to move to Hochschule Hannover to study Visual Journalism and Documentary Photography.
He is particularly interested in digital spaces and digital identities, and in rural areas – most recently North Hesse, the region he comes from.
Contact:
Website: paulgeiersbach.de
Instagram: @paulgeiersbach
Stories by Paul:
‘Magic Nordhessen!!!’: a Kassel shop full of collections for almost 100 years.
Kassel, Vorderer Westen: a shop where things have been collected for almost a century. We took a look inside.
The architecture of the data trade.
Few systems are as invisible – and at the same time as far-reaching – as the trade in user data. What we click on, search for or visit becomes a signal in a global market that sorts people into categories and targets information at them.
Arolsen Archives: when remembering becomes work.
A small town in Hesse looks after one of the largest collections on Nazi persecution. There’s a specific reason why its location isn’t public.
