Portrait - Michael Trammer

Protester, yellow vest protests, Paris - Image Series

Portrait - Ludwig Hammel, board director morbus bechterew e.V.,...

Ludwig Hammel, board director morbus bechterew e.V., Schweinfurt - for Go Magazin '21

Julia Bomsdorf, press spokesperson LeTra, Munich

Bella Halben, camerawomen, Holzminden

Bella Halben, camerawomen, Höxter

Ruth Bohsung, actress, Hannover

Kai Bonnecke, steel worker, Salzgitter- assignment for neues deutchland

Kai Bonnecke, steel worker, Salzgitter - assignment for neues deutchland

Stefanie Laab, is a teacher and lives near Wolfsburg. She uses every spare moment to save discarded egg-laying chicken from slaughter.

Assignment for "Veto"

Lukas Schmidt's (name changed) door was set on fire because of a rainbow flag in the window, Hanover

Ahrend (Name changed), lives in the streets of Athens (Exarchia under attack)

Daniel Spruch, 43, has no job. He used to help Franz F., a man that lives close to Hannover, to find new tenants for his shoddy house in Schulenburg. Spruch and Franz F. searchd for homeless people to cramb them into tiny rooms and rent the same room for several times, to collect more money from the job center. Spruch quit, after his own room was rented to someone else in his absence.

Research & reportage for "taz - die tageszeitung"

Barsan Mehdi, cousin of Qosay Khalaf, who died after police custody, Delmenhorst

Selin Arikoğlu, 39, is a social worker and local politician. She lives in Hanover and grew up in a socially deprived area as the daughter of a single Turkish mother. Today, she is mainly involved with delinquents and their families.

Assignment for "taz - die tageszeitung"

Gerhard Bunke, a day before he was supposed to be evicted from his flat.

Carina Walter, 44, is homeless and lives on the stress of Hannover. Several times Walter has squatted public and private buildings that are kept vacant.

Article for "taz - die tageszeitung"

Ina (name changed), 54, was homless until she squatted a vacant flat, together with friends and activists. She used to be a social worker and has not been able to rent an appartement. Therefore she turnt to squatting.

Ashgar Keshvari, 60, is a carpenter in Hannover. He conserves and communicates with the carpet culture from Iran, where he was born, through his work.

Interview for "taz - die tageszeitung"

Tahere Faisi, 55, sews clothing in the "Makers Workshop" of "One Happy Family". Faisi has been on Lesbos for six months and lives in the camp "Mavrovouni".

Roman Sharouchk and Nazir Ahmed, repair a bicycle wheel at the "One Happy Family" community center in Lesbos.

Zainab Achlaqi and Zahra Nazari (names changed) speak about the living conditions in Mavrovouni camp - whilst looking at the tent village from a storage building, where they work as volunteers and hand out donations. They wish to stay anonymous.

Charambolos Tzelaidis, mayor of Mantamados, a community in northern Lesbos speaks about the newly planned camp for refugees, located some twenty kilometers next to his village. His biggest fear as a firefighter is, that a fire will rage and burn the area around the newly planned center.

Jawed Sadeqi, 29, lives in Nienburg and had to flee Afghanistan in 2015 because he was threatened with death for his work as a journalist. Since the Taliban took power, he has been speaking at protests in Lower Saxony, giving interviews and trying to draw attention to the situation on the ground on social media.

Interview for "taz - die tageszeitung"

Nastya, 20, from a suburb of Kyiv has fled her home due to the ongoing shelling and attacks by the Russian military. She is queuing for a ticket to Poland. It will take her another 24 hours to reach European soil.

Ansari Khalid, 49, has fled his home in Charkiw, that is subject to heavy shelling and bombing. "I decided to leave, because I don’t know about tommorow. Today when I arrived here, they phoned me from home, that they bombed my house", he says.

Marina and Sergej are saying goodbye as he is heading to fight in Kyiv and she is fleeing the war to Poland.