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Through the flower (Art and Culture 2013, by Fabian Hugo) - Swiss Press Award

Through the Flower No. 1
Fabian Hugo
Through the Flower No. 1
Photo / Art and Culture
2013

Through the flower

Fabian Hugo

Colorful Baden - In the City of Ever-Blooming Trees "If I were a tree, I would grow in Baden, where they say the trees blossom even in winter. In winter, I would bathe my feet deep underground in the warm waters of the thermal baths. And on my leaves, there would be salt crystals. Sulphur flowers. And stalactite cones.

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Through the flower

TRANSHELVETICA - Ausgabe nr. 10

Photo / Art and Culture
2013

Fabian Hugo

Colorful Baden - In the City of Ever-Blooming Trees "If I were a tree, I would grow in Baden, where they say the trees blossom even in winter. In winter, I would bathe my feet deep underground in the warm waters of the thermal baths. And on my leaves, there would be salt crystals. Sulphur flowers. And stalactite cones.

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Fabian Hugo / Swiss Press Award

Fabian Hugo

Freelance Fotograf, Bern, 1981

Information Fabian Unternährer has been working as a Freelance Photographer on a national and international basis since 2007. He is represented by The Esther Woerdehoff Gallery in Paris/ France, by his agent Schönbucher Fotografen and by 13Photo in Zürich/ Switzerland. Unternährer is a member of The Swiss Association for Contemporary Photography NEAR. Short Biography Fabian Unternährer was born in Basel in 1981 and currently lives in Bern, Switzerland. He grew up bilingual speaking german and french. After school he spent several semesters at university. Realizing that psychology was not what he wanted to study he went travelling and engaged in different dayjobs. Back in Switzerland he attended an Arts Study Preparation Course followed by two years of study at The CEPV School of Photo in Vevey graduating with honors. Meanwhile he graduated from ZHDK with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 2012.

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