Matthias Heiderich, Berlin Kreuzberg (*1982)
All pictures on this website © Matthias Heiderich, 2024.
Please don't use images without permission. For more info on license options and limited edition fine art prints, please:
I offer many of my images as limited edition fine art prints, printed on Hahnemuehle fine art paper. Sizes start at 40x40cm. Please send screenshots of the images you are interested in and I’ll get back to you as soon as possible —> matthias@matthias-heiderich.de
I'm available for freelance work. In the past I have worked with many companies, galleries, agencies, labels, magazines, artists, designers, (…). Clients include Adobe, Google, Squarespace, LG, One Plus, Porsche, Wetransfer, Nik Software, Eberl Verlag, Die Zeit, Conde Nast, Sonae Sierra, Ink Global, Wallpaper*, Blurb, Cereal Magazine, Kinfolk,
EXHIBITIONS (EXCERPT)
2010 SOLO EXHIBITION ISO BERLIN, NEONCHOCOLATE GALLERY, BERLIN
2010 GROUP EXHIBITION CROSSING THE LINE, SPOT GALERIE, BERLIN
2011 GROUP EXHIBITION THESE LONELY PLACES BEHIND THE EYES, #TAUSEND, COLOGNE 2011 GROUP EXHIBITION ANTAGONISMOS, GALLERY VICTORLOPE, BARCELONA
2011 SOLO EXHIBITION STUDIEN, SPOT GALERIE, BERLIN
2012 GROUP EXHIBITION COMPRESSED, .HBC, BERLIN
2012 SOLO EXHIBITION SPEKTRUM BERLIN, CARTE BLANCHE, SAN FRANCISCO
2014 OXFORD PHOTOGRAPHY FESTIVAL
2015 GROUP EXHIBITION PHOTO15, MAAG HALLEN, ZÜRICH
2015 SOLO EXHIBITION SPEKTRUM BERLIN, BETON GOLD, COLOGNE 2015 SOLO EXHIBITION GEOMETRICAL FRAGMENTS, QLICK EDITIONS, AMSTERDAM 2016 GROUP EXHIBITION #DEARPHOTOGRAPHY, DEAR PHOTOGRAPHY, HAMBURG 2016 SOLO EXHIBITION, MATERIAL, GALLERY VICTOR LOPE, BARCELONA
2017 SOLO EXHIBITION, CITIZEN M X QLICK EDITIONS PRESENT MATTHIAS HEIDERICH, AMSTERDAM
"(...) Saturated to the limits of reality, Heiderich’s sweet-and-sour colors pop out of the frame and make your day brighter. His palette seems to come directly from the 80’s, when every sky was a perfect blue. He might be looking into the past through its urban settings but he does so with the freshness of the present and the optimism of the future. And while colors progressively become his trademark, Heiderich is never afraid to break his own codes, choosing black and white or creating beauty out of dull foggy atmospheres. He doesn’t play by the rules and doesn’t care about trends in the contemporary photographic world. Self taught, he follows his natural instinct for composition and his incredible eye for creating beauty from simplicity. Series after series he experiments, searches for individuality and cultivates a unique style and sensibility without falling into complexity." Gwen Lafage
