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Color your life.
Mitja Koetter creates photographic works defined by bold color and playful abstraction. His international work with Formula 1 shaped his visual language and sharpened his sense for dynamic, contemporary imagery.
His vivid perspective on urban spaces conveys atmosphere and emotion. The series Under Ground received the Gold Prize at the Paris Photo Award PX3.
Influenced by Pop Art, Koetter experiments with abstract forms, layered imagery, and color manipulation. His series Cyborg – What’s your level?, published in Zeiss Lenspire Magazine, explores digital identity.
With Some Funky Fish, dedicated to the beauty of jellyfish, photography merges with watercolor aesthetics — true to his motto: “Color your life!”
Music Express
from my series Kermis
Ferrari?
Flashlights
from my series Under Ground
Cyborg
- What’s your level?
Where will we be in another 20 years? Will humans then become cyborgs? In his cyborg series Mitja Koetter shows the human being of the present, marked by his digital identity. He asks himself: What is your level? Macroshots of computer motherboards merging with Portraits.
Direct Glasprint
Vivid colors, UV protected, scratch resistant.
Cyborg T 101
Bladerunner
from my series 2077
I m a bird
from my series SP
Ivor Prime
from my series Another Galaxy
Mitja Koetter whisks you away to Another Galaxy with secret homemade soap recipes.
Mitja Koetter captures man as a nation, reminding us that the cultures of the world have long been mixed. With flags arbitrarily chosen to represent individuals, these portraits showcase the person as a member of the "world nation" rather than their country of origin. The models, passers-by on an afternoon in Kreuzberg Berlin, become living ornaments rather than stamps.
My series We Are One
The magic of jellyfish. Watercolors merge with Macro Photographs.
Big Bang
from my series Some Funky Fish
If you have red and green, you also have blue. Freaking awesome!
My series RGB
A beauty Fineartprint is almost half a holiday!
Number 8
Mitja Koetters series Red is made purely analogue without any post-processing. The “redscaled” images are created by back-exposing photographic film.
The series Pool Flamingo is a homage to Kodak aerochrome film and infrared photography. The series is ongoing. A photo book is planned.
Turn it!
from my series Red
Pool Flamingo
from my series Pool Flamingo
My series Bubblelicious
Strawberry & Apricot
from my series Frozen Beauty
Mango & Kiwi
from my series Frozen Beauty