Jörg Bräuer´s artistic research focuses on the alteration of matter by time, expressed through different means: photography, painting, typography, sculpture and installations. Jörg Bräuer was born in Germany. He is artist, designer and the associate director of AANN. He studied at the school of Photography and Printing in Munich and holds a Fine Arts degree from the Fashion Institute of Technology (F.I.T.), New York University. He has lived and worked in Munich, New York, London, Lisbon and Barcelona. He currently splits his time between Brussels and his studio in South West of France.
With Conversations en silence (2015) Jörg Bräuer was the first contemporary artist to show at the Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte. Other solo shows of his work were hosted by the Arthus Gallery – Brussels (Insula Maior – the nature of things, 2009 and Boundaries – edge of silence, 2013), by the gallery Le Purgatoire – Paris (Falaises – edge of silence, 2014), at the estate Les Martins – Cognac (Sculpteur du temps, 2018) and by the gallery Spazio Nobile – Bruxelles (Insel der Zeit, 2020).
His work was presented in several fairs and salons including Art Week Luxembourg (2020), Art Elysées – Paris (2017), Hangar Art Center – Bruxelles (2016), Fotofever – Tour et Taxis – Bruxelles (2012, 2013) and Maison parisienne (2013, 2014). Jörg Bräuer’s artworks are featured in the collections of Fondation Thalie, Château de Calon Ségur, Château de Montmoreau and number of private collections.
His work has been honoured by several prizes including: Graphis: Gold Award for 100 Best in Photography (2014), Paris Photography Prize – Px3 (2010) and Photo District News Awards, New York (2010).
With Conversations en silence (2015) Jörg Bräuer was the first contemporary artist to show at the Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte. Other solo shows of his work were hosted by the Arthus Gallery – Brussels (Insula Maior – the nature of things, 2009 and Boundaries – edge of silence, 2013), by the gallery Le Purgatoire – Paris (Falaises – edge of silence, 2014), at the estate Les Martins – Cognac (Sculpteur du temps, 2018) and by the gallery Spazio Nobile – Bruxelles (Insel der Zeit, 2020).
His work was presented in several fairs and salons including Art Week Luxembourg (2020), Art Elysées – Paris (2017), Hangar Art Center – Bruxelles (2016), Fotofever – Tour et Taxis – Bruxelles (2012, 2013) and Maison parisienne (2013, 2014). Jörg Bräuer’s artworks are featured in the collections of Fondation Thalie, Château de Calon Ségur, Château de Montmoreau and number of private collections.
His work has been honoured by several prizes including: Graphis: Gold Award for 100 Best in Photography (2014), Paris Photography Prize – Px3 (2010) and Photo District News Awards, New York (2010).
