Felix Kaspar Rosić

Felix Kaspar Rosić

Felix Kaspar Rosić, born in 1993, grew up on a farm on the edge of the Hallertau, near Munich. Through the interplay between nature and people, he soon discovered photography as his favourite form of expression. He sees the subtle differences that can turn small things into big ones.

After several years as a media technician at events and on film and TV productions, Felix wanted to create things himself, creatively and photographically. Since 2021 he has been studying ‘Visual Journalism and Documentary Photography’ at Hochschule Hannover, and has been working as a freelance photographer ever since.

Felix Kaspar Rosić feels at home in journalistic and documentary forms of storytelling. He is particularly interested in the tension between old and new. His style ranges from grunge to neat, clearly composed images: Felix wants to do justice to his subjects and bring people together through his work. Humour and perseverance help him connect with the people he photographs.

Contact:
Mobile: +4915126909831
Email: kaspar@felixrosic.de
Insta: @felixrosic
Web: felixrosic.de

Stories by Felix:

Collecting

The world’s largest Playmobil collection: 400,000 figures.

It all began in a child’s bedroom – today Oliver Schaffer owns the world’s largest Playmobil collection, with more than 400,000 figures. A visit to his high-bay warehouse.

Ideals

All too human.

Hunting divides opinion: some see it as necessary to stabilise damaged ecosystems. For others, hunting is only about trophies.

Stuffed chamois in a hunter’s living room next to other wild animals, including the pelts of dead animals, photographed by Felix Kaspar Rosić.

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Advice

Analogue large-format photography: why I love the heaviest camera in the world.

Why would I voluntarily lug a camera as heavy as a sack of cement around the world? In this first-hand account, you’ll find out what still makes analogue large-format photography so special today.

A young woman rests her head on a young man’s shoulder, both in motorcycle jackets on a moped in Greifswald – large format photo ‘Mathilda and Theo’ by Ludwig Nikulski

Masculinity

The patriarchal obsession with virginity

Older men’s fascination with teenage girls runs deep in our culture. The Wecker case recently brought it back into the headlines. Films, music and the internet fuel hypersexualisation – with far-reaching consequences.

Advice

Hannover? Go and study somewhere else.

That’s what our author thought, too. Until he moved there. Why the city is worth it once you stop comparing it with Berlin or Munich.

Collecting

The world’s largest Playmobil collection: 400,000 figures

It all began in a child’s bedroom – today Oliver Schaffer owns the world’s largest Playmobil collection, with more than 400,000 figures. A visit to his high-bay warehouse.

Ideals

Pet play: welcome to the Wuffel zone

Wearing dog masks to their regulars’ night, on a lead to a party – why some people enjoy slipping into animal roles.

Power and control

Botanical tricks: power and control in Hannover’s Berggarten

Milan Lenau grows and protects rare species – and shows how much steering goes on in a famous garden.

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